It is very common nowadays that ‘networks’ in general are making tremendous contributions to service delivery and social change.

The term by itself is very expansive and holds strong characteristics of social capital, management, and mutually beneficial partnership which create a dynamic structure committed to its excellence.

LDN’s networking practice is not only to facilitate the links between individuals and/or institutions; but it also includes building effective relationships among people to add value to community life.

While the benefits for members include the enhancement of solidarity and support, the increased access to information and visibility, and the exchange of expertise and resources, the concept of LDN in this regard becomes more real in developmental engagements when non-profit, corporate and civil society interests converge. read more...