Ramesh Singh Visits the TNGO Initiative (Part 2)

Trends, Trajectories and the Future of Transnational NGOs: Questions and propositions

After recent crises and geopolitical shifts, how has the world changed for changed for Transnational NGOs? How are they globalizing, merging, expanding and changing? What kind of TNGOs will we need in the next cycle of development, and what kind will we end up with?

Ramesh Singh is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard University. He was most recently CEO of Action Aid International, whom he worked for in various technical, management and leadership positions for over 25 years. Originally from Nepal, Mr. Singh and has lived and worked in the Gambia, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Thailand, England and South Africa for most of the past 30 years. Mr. Singh is trained as an agronomist/seed technologist in Nepal and the UK. His expertise and research includes food and agriculture; TNGO governance, strategy and management; accountability systems; human rights based approaches and programming and south-south networking and influencing.

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