Some NGOs became overtime a permanent mid/large organization [...] and grew overtime, as any organization, their own life and needs. [...] When survival becomes the first point of the agenda of the organization, when the social roots are no longer a popular movement but turned into a few tens of technicians who’ve become “pro” cooperators, when promoting the logo becomes more important than the social change to make, when the main skill is writing a project and keep good relationships with the donors…then, that’s when there’s a crisis.

Read the original in Italian here: Darsi il tempo, M. Cereghini and M. Nardelli

Estragon: It would have passed in any case.
Vladimir: Yes, but not so rapidly.

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