Seminars - NPC
Theory of change in ten steps
A theory of change process encourages us to reflect on our aims and plans, to discuss them with others and to make them explicit. We see this process as the foundation of charity strategy, evaluation and communication.
Closing down a service or programme well
This seminar explores what trustees are and should be taking into account when making these decisions, in order to minimise the impact of this closure on those the charity seeks to help.
Maximising user involvement opportunities and social distancing
Co-design happens when a charity and its stakeholders work together to design or rethink a service. But how can we encourage user participation at a time of lockdowns and social distancing?
What’s holding back digital innovation in the charity sector?
Insights and recommendations from Media Trust and NPC’s virtual roundtable.
Identify, prevent and predict: Using data to stop global trafficking
In anticipation of our upcoming seminar on data, this guest blog by STOP THE TRAFFIK emphasises the importance of data in identifying, preventing and predicting global trafficking hotspots.
Developing a learning organisation
This is a write up from NPC's Leading Impact seminar on how tips to develop a learning organisation.
Data visualisation: What’s it all about?
This short paper looks at what data visualisation is, how charities can get started using it, and provides handy tips and resources.
Reporting when things don’t go to plan
NPC’s briefing paper following our seminar on reporting negative results.
Keeping it in proportion: Impact measurement for small charities
NPC’s briefing paper following our event for small charities about how they can measure their impact.
Stories and numbers: Collecting the right impact data
NPC’s briefing paper following our event on how charities can decide what types of impact data to collect.
Measuring your campaigning impact: An introduction
NPC’s briefing paper following our event on how charities can measure the impact of their campaigning work.
Result! What good impact reporting looks like
How charities can plan and produce a good impact report.
