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Good governance is rewarding
By Alex Miller.
On 9 December 2020.
Reward your trustees for their work during this crisis and learn from those who showed resilience over this tough period.
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NPC Asks with Dame Louise Casey
By Alex Miller.
On 4 December 2020.
After Dame Louise Casey's recent warning that Britain was facing a ‘perfect storm of awfulness,' we invited her to speak at our NPC event.
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Will the Spending Review end 2020 with a bang?
By Dan Corry .
On 20 November 2020.
After a bruising 2020, charities are cautiously hopeful that the Chancellor will deliver for them.
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Stories from small organisations that are improving their impact
By Dan Corry .
On 18 November 2020.
A new collection of stories and tips on the role of smaller organisations during the pandemic and how they have adapted their impact measurement.
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Challenging the narrative around the ‘migrant crisis’
By Razia Shariff.
On 9 November 2020.
How does KRAN support refugees, and hold thought leaders and opinion formers to account?
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The next stage of State of the Sector 2020
By Theo Clay .
On 7 August 2020.
We want to further develop our State of the Sector 2020 research to highlight new challenges and advocate for change in the wake of the pandemic.
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Innovations, opportunities and ambition at NPC Ignites 2020
By Alex Miller.
On 28 July 2020.
It's critical that we come together to discuss the future of the sector and examine new solutions to the problems we currently face.
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Has the government ‘bailed out’ the charity sector?
By Tom Collinge .
On 23 June 2020.
Our recent report shed some light on the government's £750m support package for charities.
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In search of a standard grant application
By Marcelle Speller.
On 28 May 2020.
A standard grant proces has been talked about for a long time. Launched earlier this month, Brevio aims to be an answer.
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How NPC is adapting
By Angela Kail .
On 22 May 2020.
Lockdown has prompted greater reflection on what we are doing and what difference it makes.