Information Management for Development Organisations

Written for managers of non-government and community organisations, this publication aims to help think critically about what kinds of information organisations, staff, and project partners need. It discusses how to access such information, manage it, and communicate it in the most effective and equitable way. The approach it describes is illustrated with case-studies from Oxfam's experience and other sources. Some simple, practical tools are offered, to help managers to relate the ideas to their own situations.

This book covers developments in these issues since the first edition was published in 1998. The aim remains the same "to strengthen the effectiveness of development organisations and their interaction with the communities which they exist to serve."

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