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NGO Initiatives: Non-Governmental Organisations Initiatives

2016
Globalisation, that is, the opening up of economy (Chenoy 2013) and the implementation of neo-liberal economic policies in the 1990s created new waves in all the sectors in India. Especially, it generated workforce demand in manufacturing and service sectors like retail, media, automobile, hospitality, healthcare, IT and ITES, medical transcription ...
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Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) In India: Opportunities And Challenges [PDF]

, 2000
NGOs, by virtue of being small in size, flexible, innovative and participatory, are widely considered to be more successful in reaching the poor, and in poverty alleviation. This paper, based on the review of existing studies and the author's research experience with a large number of NGOs in India, aims at discussion on definition, types (Section 2 ...
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The Growing Influence of Non Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in International Health: Challenges and Opportunities

Journal of the Royal Society of Health, 1998
The growing influence of non governmental organizations (NGOs) in international health is occurring in the face of major challenges and opportunities. These challenges include the continued increases in global poverty status, the growing influence of private-funded health systems, the need for sustainability of external-funded programs, and the clamour
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The interplay between ideological control and formal management control systems – A case study of a non-governmental organisation