In this episode of the SVRI podcast, we learn about the four key principles of ethical funding, discover the essential role of adopting a feminist approach when tackling power imbalances in this matter, and find out what ethical funding means from a funder’s perspective. Hear from guests Ayesha Mago from the SVRI, Katherine Marie Belen, co-founder of the Connective Paths Foundation (CPF), and Annika Lysén, senior programme manager at The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, Sida.
18 January 2022
NEW Resource: Community-Led Evaluation Brief - Guidance Note from evidence-based standards and grassroots experience
CPF is developing a new Guidance Document on Community-led Evaluation (CLE), an approach to assess achievements of a development or humanitarian project grounded in the community’s meaningful and comprehensive participation. Drawing from both the organisation’s research on the dimensions of equitable partnerships1 and the community-led monitoring (CLM) methodology popularised by the Global Fund2, the Connective Paths Foundation (CPF) developed a framework for community-led evaluation as one of its flagship programmes. Download an excerpt here. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive a high resolution copy.
19 January 2025
PODCAST: Ethical Funding in VAW Prevention and Response
