As a response to political and funding pressures, CSOs in many parts of the world are seeking to diversify their funding and strengthen their local support base. A growing number of international organisations and funders are supporting CSOs in this goal. ‘Domestic resource mobilisation’ is a key strategy. This report offers findings from a scoping study carried out by INTRAC with the financial support of the Civic Engagement Alliance (CEA) through the Wilde Ganzen Foundation. The report also provides answer to the questions regarding the possibility the domestic resource mobilisation (DRM) to improve the operating environment for civil society, as well as its impact on the ‘civic space’. Read more here.
Source: Intrac
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