Tag Archives: Strategy
Volunteering round-up: January 2022
Welcome to NCVO's first volunteering round-up of 2022, including the latest sector updates, along with funding and training opportunities. Continue reading
Preparing for change during the covid-19 era
As voluntary organisations continue to adapt to the new normal and current lockdowns, we explore what steps they might take to prepare for the challenges that lie ahead. 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
The Charity Commission’s report into the RNIB – issues for all trustees to think about
This blog draws out key lessons for trustees following the Charity Commission's statutory inquiry report into the RNIB 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
Impact round-up: January 2020
Our monthly digest of the latest impact and evaluation news and resources. Continue reading
Charity policy round-up: December 2019
This blog provides a summary of the key policy and regulatory developments for charities in December 2019 Continue reading
Events, collaborations and ratios – and, of course, the election
NCVO's chief executive reflects on the conversations and issues from the last month, and shares what's coming up. Continue reading
Up and running: my first few weeks as chief executive
I've been in post for about a month now and I wanted to share some of the conversations I'm having and the things that I'm thinking about. Continue reading
NCVO’s priorities for the next year
As we reach the end date of our five-year strategy, we reflect on the changes that have taken place in that time, and set out our plans for the coming year. Continue reading