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    The document discusses non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and their accountability. It defines NGOs as private organizations that pursue humanitarian goals and provide basic services without being part of the government. The document notes that NGOs receive funding from various sources including donors, members, partners, and governments. It also explains that NGOs are accountable to both internal stakeholders like staff and members, as well as external stakeholders such as beneficiaries, partners, and regulatory agencies. Furthermore, the document discusses different forms of accountability for NGOs, including financial, legal and self-regulatory accountability.

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    The document discusses non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and their accountability. It defines NGOs as private organizations that pursue humanitarian goals and provide basic services without being part of the government. The document notes that NGOs receive funding from various sources including donors, members, partners, and governments. It also explains that NGOs are accountable to both internal stakeholders like staff and members, as well as external stakeholders such as beneficiaries, partners, and regulatory agencies. Furthermore, the document discusses different forms of accountability for NGOs, including financial, legal and self-regulatory accountability.

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    ● Non Governmental Organization:“The groups and institutions that are

    entirely or largely independent of governmental and characterized primarily

    by humanitarian or cooperative, rather than commercial objectives”- World


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    ● The World Bank defines NGOs as “Private organizations that

    pursue activities to alleviate suffering, promote the interests of

    the poor, defend the surroundings, offer basic social services, or

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