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, 2014 Foundations can subtly redefine or steer organisations in a desired direction, through either bureaucratic 'cherry-picking' the organisations that they want to work with - which could be solicited to submit funding proposals;; or over-time ...
Kuhnert, Kira-Leigh
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, 2005 Introduction September 2005 marks the tenth anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women (Beijing 1995) and the adoption of the Beijing Platform for Action (BPFA) by 189 governments, including Ireland. From February 28th to March 11th, 2005, Irish
Reilly, Niamh
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A visit to Lahore: experiencing residential care in another culture
Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care, 2007 Children in Pakistan face a variety of serious challenges ranging from malnutrition and poor access to education and health facilities to exploitation in the form of child labour (UNICEF, 2007).
Andrew Hosie
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, 2017 M.Ed. (Educational Psychology)Abstract: The loss of one or both parents can compromise the psychosocial wellbeing of children who are left orphaned. However, even though orphans experience this significant loss of a parent or both parents, there is still
Asmal, Nadia
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The relationship between employee wellness and work engagement in a non-governmental organisation
, 2020 Employee wellness and work engagement have a positive influence on organisational behaviour. The main aim of the research study was to understand whether a relationship existed between employee wellness and work engagement in a Non-Governmental ...
Coopasamy, Kubashinie
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The world trade regime and non-governmental organisations: addressing transnational environmental concerns [PDF]
, 2003 The paper examines new opportunities within the World Trade Organisation (WTO) for the representation of transnational environmental concerns by non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
Mason, Michael
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Civil society and perilous medicine in Africa: a systematic review
BMJ Global HealthBackground Conflict has not been a public health priority for governmental organisations, and evidence on civil society organisation (CSO) contributions to the issue is limited.
Hailay Gesesew +4 more
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The Governance and Accountability of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in India
Abstract: NGOs are both praised and criticized in the current reformulations of governance for development. Although they are expected to take the position of the state in a number of capacities and endeavors, there are growing doubts about their ability, legitimacy, and credibility to do so.
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, 2014 The news media industry has changed dramatically in the last 10 to 20 years into a global business with ever increasing attention being devoted to entertainment and celebrity.
Grayson, Louise
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Attitudes towards Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Central America
, 2011 This paper analyses, from a sample of 860 undergraduates in Nicaragua and El Salvador, how willing they would be to donate money to ONGs if they lived in an industrialised country, as well as their perceptions of the work undertaken by these organisations, the trust they generate, their perception of the effect their work has and how sustainable they ...
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