Sentence examples for access for NGOs from inspiring English sources

"States are denying access for NGOs dealing with vulnerable groups.

To address this immediate need in Kalma, UNICEF has taken on the role of negotiating access for partner NGOs between the camp community, the government and aid agencies willing to work in the camp.

In Burundi and Rwanda, the runup to elections this summer is following a familiar pattern: alleged increased ruling-party repression and intimidation of opponents, media restrictions, and reduced access for independent observers and NGOs.

Also, any access to al-Shabaab controlled areas for NGOs would have to involve negotiations with local community and clan elders, of whom some are likely to be connected to the insurgents.

As more families move off-site, the crisis becomes less visible and it's a greater challenge for NGOs to keep track of the families, give them access to education, medical care and food".

“Development Alternatives: The Challenge for NGOs.” Special Issue (supplement) World Development.

Taking the Kickstarter concept and applying it to fundraising for NGOs is definitely an interesting way for NGOs to raise money from the public.

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The new president of Peru, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, may be the only leader currently in office to have this unusual distinction: founding an NGO committed to providing sustainable water access for those who need it most.

"In the areas where access, for security reasons, is especially difficult, we implement our interventions in partnership with local civil society or NGO-based organizations," explained Mr. Carty.