Lisa Bornstein Lisa Bornstein led the research in South Africa. Lisa Bornstein moved from the School of Development Studies (SODS) in Durban to McGill University in Montreal, Canada, where she is a faculty member in the School of Urban Planning. She remains research associate of SODS at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Lisa's research and teaching interests address the politics of planning and development, with work concentrating in Mozambique, South Africa, Brazil, and the United States. She has considerable development experience as a consultant to NGOs and to bilateral and multilateral agencies. Lisa is author or co-author of the following papers from this research: Highlights: Evaluations, strategic planning and log-frames - donor-imposed straitjackets on local NGOs? Lisa Bornstein www.id21.org Systems of accountability, webs of deceit? South African NGOs' experience with monitoring and evaluation. Paper prepared for the 5th annual ISTR International conference, Toronto, 11-14 July 2004 Lisa Bornstein waiting for copy Selections from Negotiating aid: UK funders, NGOs and South African development. A research report by Lisa Bornstein, Isaivani Hyman, and Annsilla Nyar South African NGOs in Transition Research and initial writing by Lisa Bornstein and Terence Smith Tracking NGO Practices through Job Advertisements Researched and prepared by: Catherine Ogunmefun, Isaivani Hyman and Lisa Bornstein Back to team an ichameleon production