Category Archives: Strategy
Changing our culture at NCVO
NCVO provides an update on the outcome of independent investigations into complaints submitted to our board last year. Continue reading
Putting you at the heart of our government influencing work
NCVO needs your help to redesign how we work with members to better influence government and ensure charities have what they need to make a difference. Continue reading
Supporting, connecting, mobilising, evolving: NCVO’s future membership offer
With our restructure complete, we're sharing the new strategy for NCVO. Continue reading
Looking at the road ahead after a turbulent year
As we publish our annual Road Ahead report, we reflect what we've learned from the past year and what that means for us as a sector moving forward. Continue reading
The next chapter in NCVO’s history
Dr Priya Singh was elected NCVO’s chair at our 2020 annual general meeting. Here she reflects on her incoming priorities. Continue reading
Our priorities in a changing world
A year ago, we set out to devise a new strategic direction for NCVO: with clear priorities and refreshed values. Continue reading
‘Times like these’: 2020 Voluntary Sector and Volunteering Research Conference: selected highlights
For the first time ever the annual Voluntary Sector and Volunteering Research Conference, held by VSSN, NCVO and BVSC on 7–8 September, was run entirely online. Continue reading
Our equity, diversity and inclusion work: Proceeding at the pace of trust
NCVO's equity diversity and inclusion (EDI) working group share their thoughts on phase one of our internal EDI findings. Continue reading
Five principles for organisations to ensure an inclusive response to coronavirus
An outline of key principles from Charity So White on the unequitable impact of coronavirus on BAME communities. Continue reading
What we learnt about charity digital capabilities from the Digital Maturity Matrix
Having carried out some interesting analysis on the Digital Maturity Matrix with Think Social Tech, we share what we've learnt about digital capabilities in the charity sector. Continue reading
