Practical guide that describes how formal networks within the development context can be set up, managed and used in an efficient and effective way; Effective networking is a power mechanism for sustainable development. The sharing of information and knowledge can catalyze the forging of relationships and commitments among public and private stakeholders. Networks not only bring different interest groups together but also kick-start the interface between knowledge and action. This practical guide describes how formal networks within the development context can be set up, managed and used in an efficient and effective way. It focuses on the structural and operational issues of networks and explains what important aspects make them work.

Document is glossary of ADS terms - ENGLISH.

Spreadsheet with list of fourteen tasks and a calender to track them each quarter - ENGLISH.

Civicus Toolkit on Budgeting; Janet Shapiro

Spreadsheet with list of fourteen tasks and a calender to track them each quarter - ENGLISH.

Spreadsheet to compare bids from three or more vendors for the purchase of items over $500 with USAID funds - ENGLISH.

Documents defines indirect costs and describes how indirect cost rates are established and where to find further information.

Document provides basic guidelines on fundraising for small NGOs in the developing world.

Forms for bank reconciliation and cash count to assist grantees in tracking and balancing their project bank account.

Sample sheet to track a project’s inventory - ENGLISH.