Stopping As Success:
Locally Led Transitions
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About Us
“Stopping As Success: Locally Led Transitions in Development” (SAS+) is a collaborative learning project that looks into how to make INGO transitions more responsible. The project, now in its second phase, aims to enable development partnerships to be more locally led, for transitions to be more effective and sustainable for local people, and for development practitioners to be more responsive to local dynamics. The SAS+ project team consists of Peace Direct, Search for Common Ground and CDA Collaborative Learning. So far, the project has developed tools and resources on locally led transitions, and a book compiling case studies and findings from around the world.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have questions about the Stopping As Success project, consortium, case studies or methodology? Check out our answers to some of Frequently Asked Questions.
Methodology
Stopping As Success employed a qualitative case study design using a “collaborative learning approach.” Explore the project's five primary phases.
Case Study Synthesis
Stopping As Success looked at both organizational and programmatic transitions. Learn more about the case study synthesis and eight key takeaways.
