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Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are independent, non-profit entities that focus on social, environmental, or humanitarian issues. They play a crucial role in advocacy, service delivery, and community development, often relying on donations and volunteers. Their overall goal is to improve lives and support communities, addressing needs that may not be met by government services.

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Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are independent, non-profit entities that focus on social, environmental, or humanitarian issues. They play a crucial role in advocacy, service delivery, and community development, often relying on donations and volunteers. Their overall goal is to improve lives and support communities, addressing needs that may not be met by government services.

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Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are Definition Private organizations that

operate independently of government control, often focusing on social, environmental,


or humanitarian issues. Characteristics of NGOs
1. Independent: Not part of any government.
2. Non-profit: Often rely on donations or grants.
3. Voluntary: May involve volunteers.
4. Specialized: Focus on specific issues, such as human rights, education, or
environmental conservation.
Examples of NGOs
1. Red Cross
2. Doctors Without Borders
3. World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
4. Oxfam
Role of NGOs play a vital role in:
1. Advocacy: Raising awareness and promoting change.
2. Service delivery: Providing essential services, such as healthcare or education.
3. Community development: Supporting local communities and promoting
sustainable development.
Purposes
1. Humanitarian aid: Providing assistance to those in need, such as refugees or
disaster victims.
2. Advocacy: Promoting human rights, social justice, or environmental causes.
3. Community development: Supporting local communities through education,
healthcare, or economic empowerment.
4. Environmental conservation: Protecting natural resources and promoting
sustainable practices.
5. Education and awareness: Raising awareness about specific issues or promoting
education and research.
Overall goal NGOs aim to improve the lives of individuals, communities, or the
environment, often filling gaps in services or support not provided by governments.

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