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Results for Learning for Improved Grantmaking

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Can Networked Learning Help Us Adapt in the Face of Politics and Power?

By Dave Algoso
and Lauren Keevill

We convened a small, diverse group of organizations from around the world who share a desire to sharpen the principles and practices around adaptive learning to better weave it into the fabric of our work and programs.

Think Piece

Ideas for Future Work on Transparency and Accountability

Elements for a second-generation approach to transparency and accountability

Blogs

Mentors’ Lessons: “Winning Friends and Influencing Government”

A surprising approach to securing data from government
Reaching out directly and informally to IT managers in congress, had fast results

Report

TAI 2017-2019 Strategy

Download TAI's strategy for 2017-2019 here!

Blogs

What we learned at Glen Cove about transparency and technology

Based on workshop discussions and post-event conversations with participants, we put forth three lessons to inform the bridging effort going forward.

Report

Fundamentals for Using Technology in Transparency and Accountability Organisations

The guide is designed to help funders identify projects with the potential to succeed and provide effective support to grantees.

TAI is a donor collaborative working to expand the impact and scale of transparency, accountability and participation interventions

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