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The Practicalities of Ethical Guidelines in NGO Storytelling

Interviews with storytellers from Cambodia, Burundi and Kenya show how NGOs can turn ethical guidelines into practice—centering consent, dignity and context.

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Civil Society Under Pressure: The Role of Transparent Communication and Ethical Storytelling

Discover how transparent communication and ethical storytelling can help NGOs and non-profits build trust, foster inclusion, and challenge traditional narratives.

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November 2021 - Jörg Arnold

The Image in our Mind

Stereotypical images, often shown without information about the people photographed and the corresponding context, are still widespread today. Many Development cooperation organisations are aware that it is ethically indispensable to communicate unprejudiced and with dignity.

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Case studies

Tambazy (26) is from Sakalalina, east of Ihosy. Married to Saholy, he has a five-year-old child. Since 2023, he has been working in the quarries following the climate crisis in his home village. Tambazy, his small family, and his parents moved to Morarano, where they built small huts for shelter.

To improve work in the quarries, collectors provide Tambazy with equipment such as generators and hammers to work more efficiently. Profits are shared after deducting expenses and equipment rental.

Tambazy works three times a day in the quarries: in the morning, afternoon, and evening, sometimes late into the night. Headlamps are used for night work.
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August 2025 - missio - International Catholic Mission Society

Glimmer of Hope: Faces Behind Madagascar’s Mica Mines

Behind products we use every day lie untold human stories. This project with missio captures life at the origin of the mica trade.

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June 2024 - Naturland

Visual promotion material for agroforestry systems

Video and photos on the promotion of agroforestry practices in organic coffee farming in East Africa.

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November 2021 - Novo Nordisk Haemophilia Foundation

Accelerating access to blood disorders care

Showing the successes of the project: The report from Tanzania with Amini's photos as part of the NNHF Year in Review 2021.

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