The RINGO Project is a systems change initiative that seeks to transform global civil society to respond to today’s challenges. RINGO is the first globally-coordinated cross-sectoral effort to revolutionise the sector by interrogating the purpose, structures, power, and positioning of INGOs.
In the first phase of RINGO (2020 - 2022), we convened a unique ‘Social Lab’ of global change makers who represent ‘the system’ of INGOs (including local and national partners, academics, funders and INGO leaders). We collectively explored the barriers to change within the system; defined opportunities to challenge these areas of stuckness; and developed a series of actionable prototypes to shift power. These innovations have the potential to be enormously impactful on how INGOs are structured, their funding and accountability models, their relationships with local organisations, and what solidarity means. We shared our ideas and insights at a Learning Festival in November 2022.
Now in its second phase (2023 - 2025), RINGO continues to support the testing, embedding and scaling of the innovations, while also focusing our influencing efforts on those who hold key positions of power in civil society: funders (philanthropy and bilateral donors) and INGO Board members. We host regular online RINGO Community Gatherings to share the latest updates and news from within RINGO and from others working to create a more equitable civil society, where power and resources are shared at the local, national and international levels. We produce groundbreaking research to strengthen the demand for change and provide an evidence base for our influencing and advocacy work.
The first phase of the RINGO Project was hosted by Rights Colab. RINGO is now hosted by West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI). The core team comprises members of WACSI's senior management, independent consultants and systems change experts from Reos Partners.
Company Details
- Founded
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- Address
- Of The #uk Under The Broader #shiftthepower Initiative.
- Industry
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Website
- https://rightscolab.org/ringo/
- Keywords
- Systems Change.
- Competitors
- Adeso, Peace Direct, West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), Acápacá, NEAR (Network for Empowered Aid Response), The Global Fund for Community Foundations, The Movement for Community-led Development, The Development Hub, CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation, Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales.
Re-Imagining The Ingo (Ringo) Questions
Re-Imagining The Ingo (Ringo)'s website is https://rightscolab.org/ringo/
Re-Imagining The Ingo (Ringo)'s LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/reimagining-the-ingo
Re-Imagining The Ingo (Ringo)'s industry is
Non-profit Organizations
Re-Imagining The Ingo (Ringo)'s top competitors are
Adeso,
Peace Direct,
West Africa Civil Society Institute (Wacsi),
Acápacá,
Near (Network For Empowered Aid Response),
The Global Fund For Community Foundations,
The Movement For Community-Led Development,
The Development Hub,
Civicus: World Alliance For Citizen Participation,
Consejo Latinoamericano De Ciencias Sociales.
Re-Imagining The Ingo (Ringo)'s categories are Non-profit Organizations
Re-Imagining The Ingo (Ringo)'s founding year is 2020
