Financial Management For Development

John Cammack is a highly experienced consultant and trainer. He was head of international finance at Oxfam GB and senior lecturer in accounting and financial management at Oxford Brookes University. His participatory training includes: financial management for non-specialists, training trainers (and specialist courses for training financial trainers), building NGO financial capacity, and developing communication between programme and finance staff. His consultancy work includes programme and financial management reviews for southern organisations, and assessing systems to meet the needs of international donors. John has worked with a range of relief and development agencies, including the Accounting for International Development, Aga Khan Foundation, Amnesty International, Bond, European Commission, Homeless International, Intrac, Oxfam, Practical Action, WaterAid and VSO. John’s work is underpinned by research and writing for the NGO sector. He is author of Building capacity through financial management, Basic accounting for small groups (Oxfam) and Financial management for development (Intrac). He co-authored Financial management for emergencies. John is a qualified accountant, manager and teacher and specialises in the international non-profit sector. He holds an MSc in international development management, and an MBA.