1. What is CDRAC, and what does it stand for?

CDRAC stands for the Centre for Development Research and Communication, commonly abbreviated as CDRAC. It serves as a dynamic hub of expertise and resources for organisations and individuals engaged in philanthropy, charity work, and international development.

2. Is CDRAC a UK-based consultancy group?

Yes, CDRAC is a UK-based consultancy group. For further information about our background, mission, and values, please refer to the 'About' page on this website. Our UK base serves as a hub for our global operations, allowing us to effectively serve clients both domestically and internationally.

3. What services does CDRAC offer?

CDRAC offers a wide array of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of its clients. These include strategic planning, capacity building, impact reporting, charity management, international development consultancy, and bespoke philanthropy services for individual donors and Foundations.

4. Who are the consultants at CDRAC?

The consultants at CDRAC are a talented and experienced group with a diverse background in various fields including strategic planning, capacity building, impact reporting, charity management, international development, and philanthropy. They bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every project they undertake, ensuring high-quality and impactful outcomes.

5. How does CDRAC approach strategic planning?

At CDRAC, strategic planning is viewed as a collaborative process that involves thorough analysis, stakeholder engagement, and the development of actionable strategies. Consultants work closely with clients to identify goals, assess challenges, and formulate clear, practical plans that drive sustainable change and impact.

6. Can CDRAC assist with capacity building and training?

Yes, CDRAC offers capacity building and training services to empower organisations and individuals to enhance their skills, knowledge, and capabilities. Whether it's through workshops, seminars, or bespoke training programmes, CDRAC helps clients build the capacity they need to achieve their objectives and drive meaningful change.

7. How does CDRAC support organisations in impact reporting and evaluation?

CDRAC recognises the importance of robust impact reporting and evaluation in demonstrating effectiveness and accountability. Consultants work closely with clients to develop frameworks, tools, and methodologies for measuring impact, enabling them to track progress, learn from successes and challenges, and continuously improve their programmes and initiatives.

8. What sets CDRAC apart from other consultancy firms?

CDRAC distinguishes itself through its collaborative approach, deep sectoral knowledge, and commitment to driving positive change. Consultants at CDRAC not only offer expert advice and guidance but also serve as trusted partners, working hand-in-hand with clients to achieve their goals and create lasting impact.

9. Can individuals and organisations access CDRAC's services globally?

Yes, CDRAC's services are available to individuals and organisations worldwide. Whether you're based in the UK, Europe, Africa, Asia, Middle East, or elsewhere, CDRAC can provide tailored support and guidance to help you achieve your development goals and make a difference in your community or sector.

10. Can you help me to get work authorisation in the UK?

No, unfortunately, we don't have the necessary licence to process your work authorisation in the UK. However, we can provide guidance and support on other aspects related to philanthropy, charity work, and non-profit management.