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Neya Global Education, Philanthropy and Consulting NEYA Global Publishing is an independent academic platform. We publish and index books and research papers on social impact. Preserve and Prosper!

Our mission is to make knowledge globally accessible through open access and professional academic standards. We prioritize the education of individuals, groups, and organizations on the significance of the damage we cause to our Planet and ourselves by inefficient use of technological progress. Our focus is the energy-production sector and the common ignorance surrounding the use of renewable ene

rgy sources and green technologies

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Many organizations in developing contexts achieve progress through innovation and dedication, yet only a few manage to c...
27/10/2025

Many organizations in developing contexts achieve progress through innovation and dedication, yet only a few manage to create results that endure and replicate across different environments. The difference lies in how lessons from successful cases are studied, adapted, and translated into policy and practice.

The paper Case Studies of Successful Capacity-Building in Developing Countries: Lessons for Practice and Policy, published within the NEYA Global Knowledge Base under the Journal of Non-Profit Studies (2025), examines real cases that reveal what makes capacity-building programs effective and sustainable.

It highlights
✅ How local leadership and context-sensitive design shape implementation outcomes
✅ Why community participation reinforces accountability and ownership
✅ How evidence from practice informs national policy and donor strategies
✅ Lessons from cross-country case studies in Africa, Asia, and Latin America that illustrate durable success

🔗 Read the full paper (Open Access)
https://neyaglobal.com/journal-nonprofit/case-studies-of-successful-capacity-building-in-developing-countries-lessons-for-practice-and-policy/

Grant reporting is a form of organizational intelligence.It reflects how clearly a team understands its work, its data, ...
06/10/2025

Grant reporting is a form of organizational intelligence.
It reflects how clearly a team understands its work, its data, and its impact.

Grant Reporting & Data Analysis offers a structured approach to building this intelligence.
It introduces systems for collecting, interpreting, and presenting information that make organizations more transparent, credible, and adaptive.

Each framework in the book connects evidence with reflection — so reporting becomes a process of strategic learning, not administrative weight

🔗: https://www.academia.edu/144255191/Grant_Reporting_and_Data_Analysis?source=swp_share

🔗: https://doi.org/10.64357/GRANT-REPORTING-DATA-ANALYSIS-2025

✨ Why does digital communication matter for religious organizations?From fundraising for humanitarian aid to building on...
25/09/2025

✨ Why does digital communication matter for religious organizations?

From fundraising for humanitarian aid to building online communities of support, effective digital communication is no longer optional.

The new book, Digital Communication for Religious Organizations, provides practical strategies to help leaders and practitioners:
• Build trust and connection online 🌍
• Use social media and websites to reach wider audiences 📲
• Engage volunteers and donors through digital tools 💡
• Strengthen privacy and security in online interactions 🔐
• Share messages of hope, compassion, and unity across diverse communities ✨

By mastering digital tools, religious organizations can serve people better, expand their impact, and ensure that no one is left behind

🔗 Read at academia.edu https://www.academia.edu/142951204/Digital_Communication_for_religious_organizations
📖 open access: https://doi.org/10.64357/DIGITAL.COMMUNICATION.RELIGIOUS.2025

💡 Every capacity-building effort in developing countries collides with the same reality: without resources, even the str...
24/09/2025

💡 Every capacity-building effort in developing countries collides with the same reality: without resources, even the strongest strategies fail.

Funding gaps, fragile infrastructure, and dependency on external aid keep programs stuck in survival mode instead of driving long-term impact.

The new paper — Resource Mobilization in Developing Countries: Strategies for Sustainable Capacity Building — examines how organizations can secure both financial and non-financial resources to sustain and grow.

It explores:
✔️ Local resource mobilization that builds ownership and trust
✔️ Diversified revenue streams beyond donor dependency
✔️ Community fundraising, corporate partnerships, and volunteerism as practical levers
✔️ Innovation and credibility as drivers of resilience

🔗 read at academia.edu https://www.academia.edu/143976795/Resource_Mobilization_in_Developing_Countries_Strategies_for_Sustainable_Capacity_Building

🔗 Read the full paper: https://doi.org/10.64357/neya-gjnps-resource-mobilization-2025

Too often, development programs stop at short-term service delivery. But what truly transforms societies is the ability ...
19/09/2025

Too often, development programs stop at short-term service delivery. But what truly transforms societies is the ability of people, organizations, and institutions to stand on their own, adapt, and innovate.

This new paper — Capacity Building Strategies in Developing Countries: Human Resources, Organizations, Communities, Institutions, and Innovation — shows how resilience and equity are built when five elements work together:
• skilled human resources,
• strong organizations,
• engaged communities,
• accountable institutions,
• and innovation that connects all levels.

Drawing on lessons from Rwanda, Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Vietnam, India, and beyond, the article highlights practical strategies that already make a difference in health, education, and governance.

📖 For practitioners, policymakers, and scholars, it is about rethinking development so that support does not end with aid, but grows into sustainable capacity

🔗 https://www.academia.edu/143976690/Capacity_Building_Strategies_in_Developing_Countries_Human_Resources_Organizations_Communities_Institutions_and_Innovation

🔗 open access: https://doi.org/10.64357/neya-gjnps-capacity-strategies-2025
📚 Published by NEYA Global Publishing

🌍 Why do so many training programs in development fail to create real impact?Because they ignore culture.Effective capac...
16/09/2025

🌍 Why do so many training programs in development fail to create real impact?
Because they ignore culture.

Effective capacity building doesn’t start with a manual or imported toolkit — it starts with people, their traditions, languages, and ways of learning. When training aligns with local norms, it builds trust, boosts engagement, and leaves a long-term impact.

New paper — Designing Culturally Appropriate Training Programs for Capacity Building in Developing Countries — explores:
✔️ How cultural needs assessments transform training design
✔️ Why local trainers and community voices matter
✔️ Practical strategies for embedding cultural sensitivity into every stage of program development

For practitioners, NGOs, and policymakers, these insights are not theory — they are essential for designing interventions that work with communities, not on them

🔗 academia.edu https://www.academia.edu/143858302/Designing_Culturally_Appropriate_Training_Programs_for_Capacity_Building_in_Developing_Countries

🔗 full paper here: https://doi.org/10.64357/neya-gjnps-cultural-training-2025

🤝 New Journal Article | Building Local Partnerships for Capacity Building: Frameworks, Practices, and Case Studies from ...
09/09/2025

🤝 New Journal Article | Building Local Partnerships for Capacity Building: Frameworks, Practices, and Case Studies from Developing Countries

For non-profit organizations, partnerships are not supplementary — they are foundational.
Without strong local collaboration, even well-funded projects risk failing to achieve long-term impact.

This article examines why partnerships matter for NPO work and provides:
• Criteria for selecting effective partners
• Frameworks for sustaining trust, communication, and inclusivity
• Best practices for formalizing agreements
• Case studies from Ghana, Kenya, India, Tanzania, and Nigeria

By integrating local knowledge, networks, and accountability, partnerships enhance the relevance, sustainability, and legitimacy of capacity-building initiatives.

📌 Published in: NEYA Global Journal of Non-Profit Studies (2025)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.64357/neya-gjnps-local-partnerships-2025

➡️ Full text (PDF): https://rb.gy/a8fngy

Needs assessments are not just technical exercises — they are the cornerstone of strategic capacity building. In resourc...
08/09/2025

Needs assessments are not just technical exercises — they are the cornerstone of strategic capacity building. In resource-constrained environments, they determine whether initiatives are relevant, inclusive, and sustainable. The article examines the role of needs assessments through case studies from Uganda, India, Kenya, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Peru.

🔑 Key contributions:
• Outlines methods — surveys, interviews, focus groups, participatory approaches — and how they work in diverse contexts.
• Identifies challenges such as resource limitations, cultural sensitivities, and data reliability, while pointing to solutions.
• Highlights organizational needs and prioritization criteria (mission alignment, feasibility, sustainability).
• Shows how digital tools and stakeholder engagement can turn assessments into adaptive and future-oriented strategies.

📖 Read the full article https://www.academia.edu/143836897/Conducting_Needs_Assessments_in_Capacity_Building_Strategies_Challenges_and_Prioritization_in_Developing_Countries

Open Access https://doi.org/10.64357/NEYA-GJNPS-NEEDS-ASSESSMENT-2025

One of the major pain points in international development is miscommunication caused by specialized terminology. Donors,...
05/09/2025

One of the major pain points in international development is miscommunication caused by specialized terminology. Donors, NGOs, and practitioners may use the same words—capacity building, theory of change, conditional cash transfers—but mean different things. This leads to confusion, fragmented strategies, and unmet expectations.

The Teaching Paper: Development Glossary addresses this gap by providing a curated glossary of foundational terms. It serves as a shared reference framework to:
• Ensure clarity in donor communication
• Strengthen program design across diverse contexts
• Improve community participation and engagement
• Reduce risks of misalignment in development initiatives

📖 Published by Neya Global Publishing
available on Academia: https://www.academia.edu/143759501/Teaching_Paper_Development_Glossary_A_Foundational_Reference_for_International_Development_Practice

🌍 In recent weeks, many of my papers on international development have been circulating across different networks — from...
03/09/2025

🌍 In recent weeks, many of my papers on international development have been circulating across different networks — from thematic teaching papers to critical reflections on SDGs and program evaluation. All of them build on one central foundation:

📘 Core Principles of International Development

This book is important because it provides the essential framework behind those papers. It distills the ethical, strategic, and practical principles that underpin effective development practice: participation, sustainability, accountability, and inclusivity.

Without a shared set of principles, practice becomes fragmented. With them, practitioners, students, NGOs, and donors can align around what truly makes development impactful.

If you have been following my articles, this book is the key reference that ties them all together

📖 Full text available 🔽🔽

https://www.academia.edu/142950391/Core_Principles_of_International_Development

International development is not driven by a single actor, but by a diverse ecosystem — multilateral institutions, bilat...
02/09/2025

International development is not driven by a single actor, but by a diverse ecosystem — multilateral institutions, bilateral agencies, NGOs, and private sector actors — each with its own mandates, resources, and approaches.

This paper analyzes their structures, functions, and interrelationships, highlighting how coordination and partnerships shape sustainable, equitable, and resilient development outcomes.

For non-profit organizations, understanding this institutional landscape is essential: it enables alignment with global strategies, more effective use of resources, and stronger contributions to collective impact

📖 Read the full paper: https://sl1nk.com/VNQlB

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