The phrase "a ngo which" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error, possibly intended to be "a NGO that" or "an NGO which."
Example: "I work for a NGO that focuses on environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "an organization that" or "a non-profit which."
The plant has always been run by the country's Union of Blind People, an NGO which is responsible for a further 14 enterprises across Belarus, including factories, a sanatorium, a shop and a sports facility.
According to Plan International, an NGO which operates at Dzaleka, a lack of food was one of the main drivers of survival sex and gender-based violence in the camp.
In other words, if you work for an NGO which has requested accreditation as an NGO, you will not be given press accreditation.
She is the co-founder and Executive Director of Fair World Project (FWP) an NGO which started in order to promote a just economy, insist on integrity in Fair Trade and cultivate a holistic approach to global economics.
His actions indicate that the party wants full control of the constitutional court said Krzysztof Izdebski, a Warsaw-based lawyer and policy director at Fundament, an NGO which promotes the rights of citizens.
Catholic Voices, an NGO which in February claimed the church had been "ambushed by a UN kangaroo court", urged the CAT not to give in to "ideological insatiability".
In 2009, he set up the Carbon War Room, an NGO which works on business solutions for climate change.
Magic Bus, an NGO which mentors children through the use of sport, works with 2,700 children in Madanpur Khadar.
Two officers have complained to the state's human rights commission, said Maricruz Ocampo, of Coincidir Mujeres, an NGO which is supporting the women.
