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- 2. Targeting Financing Cooperation Staff Effectiveness consists of
- 3. According to the Law – (Non-profit organization does not have as a primary purpose of the
- 4. Poor mission statement: Nizhny Novgorod Association of "Service": promotion and support of community initiatives for the
- 5. WWF: mission to stop the degradation of the planet's natural environment and to achieve harmony between
- 6. Arkhangelsk Centre of social technologies "Garant": Promoting social stability in the region by coordinating the efforts
- 7. "multifunctionality" of a mission statement - a management tool the mission(s) should reflect target audiences: region,
- 8. Objectives should be: achievable; flexible; measurable; specific; if several targets or a hierarchy of objectives nominated,
- 9. Find more examples of missions Write the MISSION and the OBJECTIVES of your NGO Work in
- 10. State stimulates effectiveness only via money NGOs do not define their purpose and mission properly NGOs
- 11. Business Media Authorities NGOs need to realize it and cooperate Suggest the ways of cooperation Social
- 12. 1. Provision of technical, organizational, methodological and consultative assistance of NGOs and initiative groups; 2. Provision
- 13. 4. Establishment of public involvement in volunteer and socially useful activity. 5. Implementation of measures to
- 14. NGOs should not help the donors to invest in the system, but invest in changing the
- 15. The sources Allocation of funds 2. Financing
- 16. Sources Conventional Non-conventional That is mostly existing and donor –based include alternative fundraising such as micro-enterprises,
- 17. Biggest sources of funding: United Nations, World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, etc. These organizations created
- 18. private charities/foundations/international organizations (private) have a better focus on equipping local NGOs not just financially but
- 19. NGO gets not only the means to carry out its mission, but also the recognition of
- 20. Private donations make up more than 70% of the budget of economically sustainable NGOs in different
- 21. Try to remember and suggest some Tools to collect donations
- 22. Donor comes to your office to contribute funds to the cashier of the organization. Signs up
- 23. Fund-raising a process of collection of assets that are used both for realization of socially significant
- 24. A quarter of the US $162 million income in 1998 of Oxfam was donated by the
- 25. Self-financing Membership fee: cannot be big, so it will not give sufficient financing. Realization of charitable
- 26. NGOs Funds do not implement charitable programs themselves. They allocate funds to other charitable organizations, schools,
- 27. "Financial Reporting of non-profit organizations" NGO funds are divided into three categories: limited to spending (permanently
- 28. A part of the non-conventional funding sources for NGOs. The question is that whether it is
- 29. The Greenpeace do not accept funding from governments or intergovernmental organizations; Government funding of NGOs is
- 30. Notable partnerships In Hong Kong social services are run by NGOs and well funded by government,
- 31. In Gujarat, India, the state’s food and supplies department sponsors a phone helpline so hungry people
- 32. Mutual benefit
- 33. Ten rules of NGOs fund-raising 20 % of donator provide 80 % of income of a
- 34. Fund-raising needs practice. Only by means of accumulation of experience one can estimate ideas and projects;
- 35. After reception of financing touch with the donator must not be lost; Donators must know only
- 36. Suggest possible costs that NGOs have. Where does the money go?
- 37. Overhead costs The World Association of NGOs: “Ideally more than 80% should be spent on programs
- 38. Other budget costs Contingency Amount: the money set aside to cover any unforeseen expenses of the
- 39. R&D expenses: R&D or Research and Development expenses are required to undertake research, assessment and consultation
- 40. Example of a budget
- 41. Critics the money provided by INGOs does not actually reach the neediest people; governments are corrupted;
- 42. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUtSqQDCIVY I am a realist))
- 43. One of the most controversial issues for governments. The governments introduce new policies to scan and
- 44. Foreign aid is mostly determined by trade and international relations, so often the donors do not
- 45. Foreign funding has been the source of corruption at the governmental and non-governmental level. Increasing presence
- 46. Building of cheap housing
- 47. Staffing
- 48. in 1997 – 1998 leading force of volunteer movements are students: on holidays 600 000 students
- 49. Few NGOs can offer huge salaries, or the stability of the civil service. Motivation for NGO
- 50. Atmosphere of stress, guilt, helplessness, psychological and physical fatigue, possible conflicts with family and friends, lack
- 51. Bonuses for work: moral and professional satisfaction from the project implementation; recognition and appreciation, the possibility
- 52. paid staff, highly professionalized; voluntary labor, less formalized; international staff working in 'developing' countries; local employees
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