NGOs should make key information available to stakeholders, for example about activities, objectives, impact, funding, governance and management structures, organisational policies and complaints mechanisms.
It’s important to take into account issues of language and literacy, as well as access to technology. Ideally, an information needs analysis should be carried out to identify the kind of information the community wants and the best way of sharing information (e.g. information boards, radio broadcasts, text messages, etc).
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