Duane S.

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10 votes

I think only organisations above a certain size have to publish their accounts. The rest of us can keep things private.

Answered Mar 22, 2026 Duane Swift
6 votes

Our reporting requirements feel excessive. We spend more time reporting than actually doing the work.

Answered Mar 21, 2026 Duane Swift
14 votes

We think of donors as our main stakeholder. Is that right?

Answered Mar 20, 2026 Duane Swift
8 votes

I've heard FATF mentioned in connection with new legislation but I don't really understand what it means for our small community group.

Answered Mar 16, 2026 Duane Swift
2 votes

We usually just ask people we know. Isn't that how most boards are formed in T&T?

Answered Feb 26, 2026 Duane Swift
11 votes

We do a survey at the end of each programme. Is that enough?

Answered Feb 17, 2026 Duane Swift
10 votes

We have a constitution but not much else in terms of written policies. Is that a problem?

Answered Feb 14, 2026 Duane Swift
2 votes

I think annual returns are mainly for companies, not for small NGOs. We've never done one and nobody has contacted us.

Answered Feb 10, 2026 Duane Swift
9 votes

We get a lot of in-kind support — things like office space, printing, and volunteers' time. We've never recorded any of it. Should we be?

Answered Feb 8, 2026 Duane Swift
7 votes

We're an umbrella body for several smaller NGOs. Our accountability to them is different from a service-delivery NGO's relationship with its beneficiaries. How do we think about this?

Answered Feb 6, 2026 Duane Swift