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In responding to a recent article about the Kony2012 debacle, Bill Easterly pointed out that “NGOs should screen advocacy material with beneficiaries.” Though I tend to be more on the research than the service delivery or advocacy end of work, I fully agree. Of course, intended beneficiaries – and other stakeholders – should be consultedContinueContinue reading “Asking people what they think (and want) (II)”