Jonathan J. Makuwira obtained his PhD at the University of New England (UNE) in October 2003. He is currently a Senior Lecturer in International Development at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University. Prior to coming to RMIT he taught Peace Studies at UNE, and Comparative Indigenous Studies at Central Queensland University. He worked for the Ministry of Education in Malawi as a primary, secondary and teacher educator. He joined Malawi Institute of Education in 1990, as a Research Officer before joining Council for NGOs in Malawi (CONGOMA) in 1998 as a Research Officer.

• 1. Introduction  2. The NGDO Sector in Historical Context  3. NGO's and Foreign Development Assistance  4. The Moral Case for Partnerships  5. Capacity Development for NGDOs  6. NGOs and the Moral Dilemma of Accountability 7. NGO Leadership and Management  8. Shaping NGDOs’ Moral Development Crusade through Learning  9. The Future of the NGDO Sector in Poverty Reduction

Jonathan J. Makuwira obtained his PhD at the University of New England (UNE) in October 2003. He is currently a Senior Lecturer in International Development at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University. Prior to coming to RMIT he taught Peace Studies at UNE, and Comparative Indigenous Studies at Central Queensland University. He worked for the Ministry of Education in Malawi as a primary, secondary and teacher educator. He joined Malawi Institute of Education in 1990, as a Research Officer before joining Council for NGOs in Malawi (CONGOMA) in 1998 as a Research Officer.

• 1. Introduction  2. The NGDO Sector in Historical Context  3. NGO's and Foreign Development Assistance  4. The Moral Case for Partnerships  5. Capacity Development for NGDOs  6. NGOs and the Moral Dilemma of Accountability 7. NGO Leadership and Management  8. Shaping NGDOs’ Moral Development Crusade through Learning  9. The Future of the NGDO Sector in Poverty Reduction

Jonathan J. Makuwira obtained his PhD at the University of New England (UNE) in October 2003. He is currently a Senior Lecturer in International Development at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University. Prior to coming to RMIT he taught Peace Studies at UNE, and Comparative Indigenous Studies at Central Queensland University. He worked for the Ministry of Education in Malawi as a primary, secondary and teacher educator. He joined Malawi Institute of Education in 1990, as a Research Officer before joining Council for NGOs in Malawi (CONGOMA) in 1998 as a Research Officer.

• 1. Introduction  2. The NGDO Sector in Historical Context  3. NGO's and Foreign Development Assistance  4. The Moral Case for Partnerships  5. Capacity Development for NGDOs  6. NGOs and the Moral Dilemma of Accountability 7. NGO Leadership and Management  8. Shaping NGDOs’ Moral Development Crusade through Learning  9. The Future of the NGDO Sector in Poverty Reduction