NGO : Concept & Characteristics
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This document discusses the history and characteristics of non-governmental organizations (NGOs). It outlines how NGOs evolved from the 1950s focusing on charity work to the 1990s when they started focusing on sustainable development. The key characteristics of NGOs are that they are private institutions working for public benefit, do not need to be registered, are self-governing, not-for-profit, and operate on a voluntary basis. Understanding the fundamental characteristics of NGOs is essential to comprehending the concept.
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- 8. 1. History 2. Characteristic Fundamental Characteristic Non Profit or Not for Profit?
- 9. 1. History 2. Characteristic Fundamental Characteristic Voluntary
- 10. Private institutions For Public benefit Need not be registered Formal Institutions Self-governing Not for profit Voluntary Fundamental Characteristics of NGOs 1. History 2. Characteristic
- 11. Takeaways NGO support the Government in carrying out the activities that are primarily Government’s responsibility Scenario in the voluntary sector has now completely changed since its inception. The understanding of fundamental characteristics is essential for understanding the concept of NGOs.