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August 18, 2025Development in PracticeOpen Access

Claiming agency and creating change: shifting power in international non-government organisations

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Power relations significantly impact the day-to-day practices within INGOs, influencing their legitimacy.
Historical criticisms label INGOs as neo-colonial, leading to increased focus on localisation and locally led initiatives.
This research employs a detailed multi-year case study approach to uncover the complexities surrounding INGO practices.
The findings suggest that while INGOs aim for localisation, significant obstacles remain that complicate these processes.

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Case study reveals INGOs face obstacles in legitimating localisation processes, indicating power relations influence development initiatives.

Bond et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Case study reveals INGOs face obstacles in legitimating localisation processes, indicating power relations influence development initiatives.