If your group is like just about every other development organization, you have to tell people how and what you’re doing. You report to your donors, your partners, and your social media followers.
► Part 1: Writing is thinking: Why you need to be able to write well in development
► Part 2: A big, boring chore: How to write funding proposals
► Part 3: Getting to the heart of the matter through stories
► Part 4: What's the big idea? Writing better speeches and op-eds
Reporting on your work can take any number of forms, including big annual reports — which are notoriously ignored by nearly everyone — a series of mini case studies with photos, a short video, or a semiweekly tweet.
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