Tag Archives: Funding
Funders and impact, evalution and learning
An overview of some of the challenges funders face in measuring impact, and some ideas on how to move forwards. Continue reading
The Road Ahead – 20 things for charities to think about in 2020
A look at the key political, economic, social and technological drivers that will have an impact on charities and their work in 2020. Continue reading
Funding round-up: January 2020
A look ahead to the government's budget announcement in March. Plus, new guidance from the Fundraising Regulator, the latest from Funding Central, and more. Continue reading
Funding round up: November 2019
This month we take a look at NCVO's manifesto for the next government, information on a joint election manifesto working with other voluntary sector bodies, an update on the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and more. Continue reading
NCVO’s manifesto for the next government: A bigger role in building our future
This blog accompanies the launch of NCVO's manifesto during the 2019 General Election Continue reading
Funding round-up: October 2019
Find out what's in the new Code of Fundraising Practice. Plus, news on the autumn budget, EU funding in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the latest from Funding Central, and more Continue reading
Funding round-up: September 2019
This month, what the government's spending round means for charities, news on the UK shared prosperity fund, no-deal Brexit funding, and more Continue reading
Spending round 2019 – an end to austerity or a pause?
The chancellor delivered his one-year spending round amid continued turmoil over the UK's future relationship with the EU. We look at the possible impacts of today's announcements. Continue reading
Charity policy round-up: August 2019
This blog provides a summary of the key policy and regulatory changes relevant to charities and volunteering for the month of August 2019 Continue reading
The civil society strategy: One year on
One year after the publication of the government's civil society strategy, what progress has been made? What still needs to happen? And is a civil society strategy still necessary? Continue reading
