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MD.TASNIMUL HASAN R
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Department of Public Admi
of Professionals

2. Differences Between NGO and
Development Organization
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4. NGOs and Development Organizations plays a critical role in shaping social,
economic, and political landscapes. They work to empower individuals and
communities, promote sustainable development, and help address some of the
world's most pressing challenges. NGOs and Development Organizations are
typically funded by donations, grants, and partnerships with governments,
private sector companies, and other organizations. They operate with a wide
range of staff, including volunteers, professionals, and experts in various fields,
and often collaborate with other organizations to achieve their goals.
Introduction:

5.  NGO stands for "Non-Governmental Organization." An NGO is a non-profit organization
that is independent of government control and works towards the betterment of society.
NGOs can have a variety of goals, such as providing humanitarian aid, promoting
education, advocating for human rights, protecting the environment, or supporting
healthcare initiatives.
 Some renowned NGOs like:
ASA
Concern Bangladesh
Center Of Development
Service
Proshika
RDRS
Gono Shasthaya Kendra
World Vision
Christian Service Society
Community Health Care
Project

7. International
Development
Organizations
• UNDP
• United Nations
• IMF
• World Bank
• WHO

8. UNITED NATION

9. Roles of NGOs:
 Service provision: NGOs can provide a range
of services, such as healthcare, education, and
social support, to individuals and communities in
need.
 Capacity building: NGOs can help build
the capacity of local communities by
providing training, resources, and expertise.
 Research and analysis: NGOs often conduct
research and analysis on various social and
environmental issues.
 Humanitarian aid: NGOs often provide
humanitarian aid in response to crises such as
natural disasters, conflicts, and epidemics.

11. Roles of
Development
Organizations
 Providing financial Resources: Development organizations can provide
financial resources in the form of loans, grants, and technical assistance to
help support development projects and initiatives.
 Technical Assistance: Development organizations often provide technical
assistance in the form of expertise, knowledge, and skills to help support
development initiatives.
 Advocacy and Policy Development: Development organizations can play
a critical role in advocating for policies and practices that promote
sustainable development, reduce poverty, and protect human rights.

12. Roles of Development Organizations:
 Coordination and collaboration: Development organizations often collaborate with
governments, NGOs, and other stakeholders to coordinate development efforts and
ensure effective use of resources.
 Monitoring and evaluation: Development organizations can help monitor and evaluate
the impact of development projects and initiatives to ensure they are achieving their
intended objectives.

13. Differences Between NGO and Development Organization
NGO Development Organization
Formed by volunteers (Non- Government
Organization)
Known as Non- profit organisation
Operates without the influence of government Can be influenced by government
Can be registered as a trust under Public Trust Act Promote art, science, research, Commerce
Work for Betterment of Society Works in a confined area
Procure funds from various source Procure fund from corporates and government

14. The Relationship between Development Organizations and
NGOs
 Complementary roles: NGOs and development organizations often play complementary
roles in the development process. NGOs may focus on grassroots-level implementation of
development projects, while development organizations may provide financial resources and
technical assistance to support these efforts.
 Collaboration: NGOs and development organizations often collaborate on specific
development projects and initiatives.
 Funding: NGOs and development organizations may have different funding mechanisms.
NGOs may rely on donations and grants, while development organizations may provide
funding in the form of loans, grants, or technical assistance.

15.  Advocacy: NGOs and development organizations both engage in advocacy efforts to promote
sustainable development and reduce poverty.
 Capacity building: Both NGOs and development organizations often engage in capacity
building efforts to support the development process.
The Relationship between Development Organizations and NGOs

16. Conclusion:
• NGOs and development organizations aim to
address social, economic, and environmental
issues, they differ in their focus, funding, and
structure. Both types of organizations play
important roles in international development,
and their strengths and weaknesses should be
carefully considered when designing programs
and policies aimed at achieving sustainable
development outcomes.

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