The Non-gouvernmental organizations

Thèmes abordés

Non-gouvernmental organizations, NGO, public interest organization, government instituion, international institution, non- objective lucrative

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A non-governmental organization (NGO) is a public interest organization that is neither a government or an international institution. An NGO is a private actor participating in an international school of thought supported by an international institution. Marcel Merle defines NGO as "Any group, association or movement made sustainable by individuals from different countries to the pursuit of non-objective lucrative".

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[...] The Non-gouvernmental organizations Introduction: A non-governmental organization (NGO) is a public interest organization that is neither a government or an international institution. An NGO is a private actor participating in an international school of thought supported by an international institution. Marcel Merle defines NGO as "Any group, association or movement made ​​sustainable by individuals from different countries to the pursuit of non- objective lucrative". NGOs don't have the status of subject of international law and their activities within the scope of competence of ECOSOC. [...]

[...] Transition: The number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has risen sharply since twenty years. The question appears with NGOs multiplication on the international stage , but because they now have the financial capacity to be able to influence some decision making. Since the early ninety years , they begin to be seen as representatives of economic society. II - The impact of NGOs on the economic society The legitimacy of NGO is based on their authority, it isn't based on legal grounds but on ethical and moral grounds . [...]

[...] Conclusion: NGOs have become full participants in the reconstruction of the evolution of normative influence and economic development of certain countries. They have a strong ability to create standards , which has a direct impact on international life. Thus the impact of NGOs on decisions and international negotiations is increasingly felt. NGOs have become real drivers of globalization : think tanks , places of production of ideas , norms and influence. Companies will have to learn how to make allies and work together so that the standards that will shape are in their favor. [...]

[...] Others, however, choose to promote resources from institutions and are therefore closely B - Private funding : For private funding , they are largely derived from public donations, but also contributions from corporations, large private donors or tax revenues for local budgets ( customs duties, VAT , etc.). We can find different types of private financing : Manual donations that made people through internet sites, mobilephone, charity shows like the telethon or AIDS , crops are doing in the street , buying items the profit is donated to NGOs etc. Legs It's in the will for your estate. To transmit to one or more associations, all or part of your property. [...]

[...] In 2010 according to the IRIN, a Service of the Office of the UN Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, a major international NGOs based in the UK have made common force to administer a contingency fund in order to provide assistance more quickly, cheaply and more impartially directly to NGOs local . The results of these efforts have been largely positive. Start fund could it be the precursor of a new NGO funded? [...]