In environment conservation

A Non-Governmental Organization is a social service organization working towards a better society and nation. True to its name, It perseveres to bring in a positive change by uniting people who share the common vision of a developed nation, and pay back to the society. Their main mission is generally societal or environmental in nature.

A non-governmental organizations (NGOs) is any non-profit, voluntary citizens groups which is organized on a local, national or international level. Task orientated and driven by people with a common-interest.

Governme nt Bodies

International Donors/Agenci es

Corporate Social Responsibil ity

Individuals

Philanthropic Enterprises

Foundations & Trusts

National Developmenta l Agencies

NGO

Individual

 Development Perspective: The rise of the NGOs as a result of the failure of the state led development programme. They believe is that the state is inefficient agent, they try to formulate a parallel system determined to resolve the problem. The Advocacy Perspective: These group lobby to influence public policy and are often in conflict with the state and/or the dominant groups in the society.

Evoke consciousness acting as a catalyst

Proper enactment of legislation

Functioning

Working on self help basis (Self reliance)

Articulating interests of the vulnerable & neglected

 Creating awareness among the public on current environmental issues and solutions. Facilitating the participation of various categories of stakeholders in the discussion on environmental issues. Being involved in the protection of human rights to have a clean environment. Protecting the natural resources and entrusting the equitable use of resources. Data generation on natural resources. Analysis and monitoring of environmental quality. Transferring information through newsletters, brochures, articles, audio visuals, etc. Organizing seminars, lectures and group discussion for promotion of environmental awareness. Helping the villages administrative officials in preparation, application and execution of projects on environmental protection.

Problem of Credibility

Corruption in Ngos Increasing corruption at different levels of funds flow is a big blot on the name of NGOs.

Hand tool of the politician The NGOs are now increasingly becoming handtool of the politician, who tend to use the same against their opponent to tarnish their image.

A recent study commissione d by the government put the number of such entities, accounted for till 2009, at 3.3 million.
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