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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 302391474(PDF) Nongovernmental Organizations, Definition and History

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   Jan 1, 2010 · Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are now recognised as key third sector actors on the landscapes of development, human rights, humanitarian action, environment, and many other areas of...

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2. ifdc.org › 2020 › 09PIP ‘empowerment - integration – collaboration’ How the PIP ...

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   PIP The core strategy of the PAPAB project is the PIP approach: Plan Intégré du Paysan in French, or Integrated Farm Planning. The PIP approach aims at building a foundation for sustainable change within people, households, farms, communities, and institutions. Key principles of the approach are ‘motivation - stewardship

3. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Non-governmental Organizations, Definitions, and History

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   Jan 11, 2024 · A usefully concise definition is that used by Vakil (1997: 2060), who – drawing on elements of the structural-operational definition set out above – states that NGOs are “self-governing, private, not-for-profit organizations that are geared to improving the quality of life for disadvantaged people.” One can therefore contrast NGOs with ...

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4. www.academia.edu › 39458371 › Participatory_Inquiry(PDF) Participatory Inquiry in Practice [PIP]: NGO ...

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   A practice model known as Participatory Inquiry in Practice (PIP) was designed, piloted and evaluated throughout this inquiry. Over the period of a year, urban youth from Kampala, known as PIP group members, selected a subject of inquiry and subsequently designed, implemented and analysed their own research.

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5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 316228435(PDF) PARTICIPATORY INQUIRY IN PRACTICE [PIP]: NGO ...

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   Jul 18, 2016 · Globally Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) wield a tremendous amount of political and resource power. The nature and underlying values of these organisations often leads them to work...

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6. ifdc.org › uploads › 2020PIP manual - IFDC

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   The focus of the PIP approach is therefore on PEOPLE and LAND, because we need motivated people who invest in their land - with good practices - to create and maintain a sustainable food production. In the PIP approach, motivated people & healthy land are considered the foundation for sustainable

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   What are NGOs?

   • ’ ’ NGOs dealing with at international, natio nal or local levels. Gov- to place, and tend to change with succ essive regimes. They incorporate NGOs into policy and intervent ion processes. NGOs have received fierce criticism in some quarters. of public sector reform (Tvedt, 1998). For these critics, disproportionately disadvantaged poor people.

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   What is a non-profit organization (NGO)?

   • To clarify the term, the United Nations defines an NGO as follows: any non-profit, voluntary citizens' group which is organized on a local, national, or international level. ... The communication of organizations with their audiences has undergone changes thanks to the Internet.

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   Do NGOs disproportionately disadvantaged poor people?

   • NGOs have received fierce criticism in some quarters. of public sector reform (Tvedt, 1998). For these critics, disproportionately disadvantaged poor people. comings of NGO accountability. For example, W ood accountability to local citizens. NGOs are also criticized they act. For example, some argue that NGOs sap the opment practice.

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   What is the role of a partner in NGOs?

   • The role of partner reflects the growing trend for NGOs to work with government, donors, and the private sector on joint activities, such as providing specific inputs within a broader multi-agency program or project or undertaking socially responsible business initiatives.

   Non-governmental Organizations, Definitions, and History

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   What are the three main components of NGOs?

   • The work undertaken by NGOs is wide-ranging, but NGO activities can be usefully analyzed in general terms as having three main components: implementer, catalyst, and partner (Lewis 2014). The implementer role is concerned with the mobilization of resources to provide goods and services to people who need them.

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   How did Lester & Anheier define a non-governmental organisation?

   • Lester and Anheier (1992) reviewed different ways of defining the Non-Governmental Organisation. They defined the NGO as a group of organisations which were formally established. The basic structure of the Non-Profit organisations was non-governmental, self-governed, voluntary and non-Profit activities.

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8. journals.sagepub.com › doi › absThe project implementation profile: A tool for enhancing ...

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   Aug 4, 2015 · This article argues for the use of the Project Implementation Profile (PIP) tool in managing non-governmental organization (NGO) projects. It applies the PIP to a project in the non-profit NGO sector and assesses the extent to which it provides project success assurance.