Collaboration- the only way to achieve scaled up development impact Fumani Mthembi Fumani Mthembi is the Managing Director of Knowledge Pele. Financial capital, to be precise, is the most pressing …
Philanthropy as the practice of love, courage, and justice Nicolette Naylor is an independent philanthropy consultant Philanthropy, just like civil society, is potentially a force for good but we are …
The relevance of COP27 for philanthropy Louise Driver is IPASA’s Executive Director Why IPASA attended COP27 IPASA, as the WINGS International Climate Commitment pledge ambassador for South Africa, has …
IPASA Symposium reflections on Philanthropy as fore runners, risk takers, and innovators Louise Driver is IPASA’s Executive Director As this year draws to a close amongst increases in power cuts, …
Philanthropy should adopt a trauma-informed approach IPASA’s Knowledge Manager, Fia van Rensburg has interviewed Nomfundo Mogapi about the relevance of trauma-informed work for philanthropy. Nomfundo delivered the keynote address at …
As this year draws to a close amongst increases in power cuts, heightened political tension and escalating petrol prices driving up living costs, it is difficult to remain hopeful and …
The Just Transition presents opportunities for funders Malik Dasoo is a Researcher at the African Climate Foundation The South African climate change conundrum Africa is facing the worst effects of …
Stuart Buck & Anna Harvey write that spending money directly on research and development, or on improving the research and development process, is one of the highest-leveraged ways for philanthropy …
Christopher Worman writes that despite the critical importance of digital connectivity for civil society to do its best work, philanthropic funding to bridge the digital divide has not met the …
In this article, Justin Sylvester from the Ford Foundation explores the question: What will it take to bring clean energy to South Africa? The article explores what the Just Energy Transition may look like …