What NGOs are afraid to say - Tshikululu Social Investments workshop 2010
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Presented during Tshikululu's first Serious Social Investing workshop, which took place on 25 and 26 February 2010. Margie Keeton (trustee, Epoch and Optima Trusts) discusses how NGOs experience donors, but are too polite to say.
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- 1. Social Investment in South Africa – some reflections Margie Keeton 3 August 2008
- 3. Poverty – England 1850, South Africa 2010
- 7. Good intentions are not enough ….
- 8. Pooling energies for a common goal
- 9. Excellent to have a giant’s strength …. (Shakespeare)
- 10. You will meet …Saints
- 11. … Rogues and schemers
- 12. … Dreamers and Ideologues
- 13. … and Champions
- 14. To understand the realities, you must go there
- 15. Getting a sense of proportion
- 16. Sensitively exploring people’s realities
- 17. Respecting other people’s wisdom
- 18. Getting a sense for what is and what it would take to change
- 20. Be prepared for long journeys and small steps
- 21. Go for substance not appearance
- 24. We can make a difference
- 25. Education – England 1850, South Africa 2010