Charles Vandyck

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Charles Kojo Vandyck is a development practitioner, thought leader, and advocate for transformative change in majority-world communities. As the Head of Capacity Development at WACSI and a member of the RINGO Systems Change initiative, Charles has been instrumental in strengthening civil society organisations to drive sustainable, community-led impact. With credentials as a certified Change the Game Academy Master Trainer and an IFC-Learning and Performance Institute Trainer, he blends a wealth of practical expertise with a deep passion for leadership development, organisational growth, and systems transformation. Charles is also a recognised podcaster, amplifying critical conversations on global development, equity, and innovation.

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The Engine of Resilience: Re-imagining Non-Profit Success as 2026 Begins

As the world crosses into 2026, Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) across the Global Majority, Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Pacific find themselves...

The Niger Coup – A Regional Wake-up Call for Sustainable Stability

In the wake of the coup in Niger, West Africa finds itself at a crossroads, facing a critical juncture that demands introspection and immediate...

The OSP at a Crossroads: A Citizen’s Reflection on Justice, Power, and the Long Game

The fight against corruption is not a short-term endeavour, it is a long game that requires patience, consistency, and collective commitment. The OSP is one piece of that puzzle, but its survival and effectiveness will ultimately reflect the seriousness with which Ghana is prepared to confront corruption at its roots.

Under the Mango Tree: A Conversation on Africa, Aid, and Agency

The afternoon sun filters through the mango leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground. A gentle breeze stirs the air, carrying the distant hum...

Understanding CSO Business Models: A Guide to Sustainable Impact in the African Terrain

Explore how African Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) sustain impact amid shrinking aid and civic restrictions. This article examines CSO business models, revenue strategies, and their unique role in advancing social justice and inclusive development.

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Ghana’s Gold Gambit; Welcome the Ambition, Demand the Governance

Ghana’s new GoldBod policy mandates 30% gold sales to the state from July 2026. A reserves and cedi boost, but the real development test is accountability.

Re-imagining the Republic: Reflections from the 4th Ghana Civil Society Forum 2026

Leaders at the 4th Ghana Civil Society Forum 2026 tackled democratic consolidation and inclusive development as civic space shrinks and aid models shift.

Can Civil Society and IFIs Build a New Social Contract?

Development sector disruption: Bridging the language gap between civil society and IFIs for co-created, sustainable development outcomes that deliver real impact.

Is Indiscipline Ghana’s Real Super Power?

A thought-provoking reflection on indiscipline in Ghana and its impact on civic responsibility, everyday life, and national development.
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