Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Civil Society
and
Non Government Organizations
Presented by Group 2
Content
Part I
Civil Society and Governance
Types of Civil Society Organizations
Part II
The Nature, Evolution and Role of NGOs
Relationship Between Governments and
Donor Agencies and the NGOs
( )
( )
Common
Interest
Civil
Society
Organizati
on
Reciprocity
Intermidiary or citizen-organized
A strong and active CS is the foundation of
Governance: Transparency, Accountability,
Participation and the Rule of Law
Idea of CS as a corrective force to both
arbitrary gov & imperfect markets in 19th
century
Political system
institutionalized
(Check and Balance)
Courts
Government
Legislators
Media
Elections
Political
groups
Parties
Opposition
s
Business
Business
groups
groups
Market
TU, EI,
Judi,
Grassroot
s org:
Co-op,
NGOs
Contributions to society
All Citizens (Public)
Interes
t
groups
Civil Society
Producer or Product
Positive or Negative
Political or Social
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Voluntary,
Independent
Non-Profit
Intended to help needy people or address broad public problems
(e.g: environmental protection)
Evolution of NGOs
12
Role of NGOs
13
main differences
14
Conclusion
by
18
Directions of Improvements
19
20
Financial support
From
government
and
equally
significant,
assistance in building up the NGOs management
and operational capacity are important, but the
organization must be careful not to allow such
support to weaken its independence, critical
attitude, or capacity to exert pressure on the
government.
Thank you !
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