Change Management in the Civil Society Sector - Getachew Abebe, Makda
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In the past few decades the prominence of civil society organisations(CSOs) has increased locally, nationally and globally. Understanding how CSOs operate and relate with other sectors of the society - namely the state and the private sector - is becoming an issue of interest for economist, sociologist and political scientists. This growing interest in academia is shared by policy makers and international donor agencies. The multi stakeholder and constituency characteristic of CSOs makes them susceptible to frequent change. Consequently, understanding the process of change management among…mehr

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In the past few decades the prominence of civil society organisations(CSOs) has increased locally, nationally and globally. Understanding how CSOs operate and relate with other sectors of the society - namely the state and the private sector - is becoming an issue of interest for economist, sociologist and political scientists. This growing interest in academia is shared by policy makers and international donor agencies. The multi stakeholder and constituency characteristic of CSOs makes them susceptible to frequent change. Consequently, understanding the process of change management among CSOs is relevant in comprehending civil society sectors and the operation of CSOs. This monograph examines the adaptation mechanisms undertaken by CSOs in Ethiopia in response to a change in their policy environment that was brought about by the enactment of the Proclamation of Charities and Societies in February 2009. By examining response mechanisms, the monograph contributes to the understanding of change management in civil society sectors in non-western setting.
Autorenporträt
Makda Getachew Abebe is a policy analyst based in Addis Ababa,Ethiopia. She holds a B.A in Integrated Social Sciences and aMaster of Public Policy with a concentration in publicmanagement and international governance. Her research interestsinclude civil society; social policy and welfare; and youthdevelopment.