ROLE OF SANTINIKETAN SISHUTIRTHA; THE N.G.O ON WHOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT OF ORPHAN AND OTHER BACKWARD CHILDREN Introduction: Santiniketan Sishutirtha is a non government organization working with the orphan and other children come from backward society. It is a registered society under West Bengal society act. It runs primary and middle school and also a home for the orphan and other poor and backward children. The primary school is now at present is run by the state government under the supervision
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Suggestion for development of Hawkers Hawkers/Street vendors are most vulnerable to forced eviction and denial of basic right to livelihood. It causes severe long-term hardship‚ impoverishment and other damage including loss of dignity. Therefore‚ no street vendor should be forcefully evicted. They would be relocated with adequate rehabilitation only where the land is needed for a public purpose of urgent need. Therefore: a) Eviction should be avoided wherever feasible unless there is clear
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(2007:iv) The study set out‚ through an investigation into the Zimbabwean experience‚ to examine the role local Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) can play to uphold human rights in a repressive environment‚ in response to state-induced internal displacement situations. The debate about NGOs and their role in the triadic development process (state‚ markets and NGOs) is explored. While NGOs have been projected as the development ombudsman‚ questions about their effectiveness‚ transparency accountability
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NGO Sector in Bangladesh An Overview The social development scene in Bangladesh is characterised by a strong presence of non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The NGOs emerged following the war of liberation to help the communities in distress as part of post-war rehabilitation. Afterwards‚ with assistance from foreign donor agencies‚ they expanded their activities to deliver a variety of services including microcredit‚ essential healthcare‚ informal education‚ women empowerment and rights advocacy
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words essay on the following question: Q. Look at the websites for two NGOs – one local and one international. Make notes about when they were established‚ the work they do and any recent news articles about them. Can you find any information about their funding and organization? What are the main similarities and differences between the two NGOs? Total marks = 10 Local NGO Local NGO which I have chosen is known as Society for the Protection of the Rights
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approach which most grassroots NGOs find most appropriate to their activities. Account for the main reasons why this is appealing to NGOs. Most developing countries have tried different strategies and approaches in an effort to achieve national development. Some of the tried strategies include; modernisation‚ import substitution and structural adjustment programmes. Despite of all these approaches‚ development countries have continued to experience high levels of poverty and general under development
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Zakat and poverty are two interrelated things. Poverty can be addressed by optimizing the collection‚ allocation‚ and usage of zakat. Hence‚ the role of zakat institutions is very needed to create it. Zakat institutions are compulsory to accountable in managing public funds. Nevertheless‚ non-transparent financial reporting‚ funds misappropriation‚ and weak internal control have become challenges for zakat institutions. The aim of this research is to explore the procedures of accountability of zakat
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NGO Assignment Overseas Development Institute Cathy Beasley Oliver Strayer University Dr. Virginia Merlini This report is about the Overseas Development Institute (ODI)‚ which is a Non Government Organization who main focus is bringing international development and humanitarian issues to the forefront. For the past fifty years their mission has been to advance knowledge‚ shape policy and inspire practice globally within poor countries and making sure the poorest people are not left
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‘Local NGOs in Bangladesh’ Course title: Operations and Management of NGOs Course code: MGMT- 461 Assigned by‚ Nasima Niaz Lecturer Department of business administration Accomplished by‚ Monzurul Islam Chowdhury Id.: 04012911 B.B.A Batch: 40(F) Date of submission: 05/12/2012 Department of business administration Stamford University Bangladesh December 5th‚ 2012 To Nasina Niaz Lecturer Stamford University Bangladesh Sub: submission
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Summary NGOs in Bangladesh have been recognized as effective change agents in the socio-economic arena throughout the world. Their contributions in micro credit‚ non-formal education and primary health care are widely known. NGOs play a significant role in society. As a result accountability and importance of NGOs has become a critical issue. But‚ regardless of motivation the theoretical issues related to the accountability of NGOs remain largely neglected in Bangladesh. At best‚ NGOs in Bangladesh
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