Sentence examples for function of ngos from inspiring English sources
A key function of NGOs is advocacy urging support for human rights and attempting to influence governments or international groups with regard to particular human rights violations.
To formalize the mechanism further, the RBI constituted a Working Group in November 1994 to review the functioning of NGOs and SHGs and make suitable recommendations for expanding their activities in the rural areas.
Education, especially during an epidemic, is a critical function of governments, NGOs and civil society.
In particular, I examine the structure and functioning of the public policy networks of the urban tree initiatives in order to investigate the expanding role of NGOs in public service delivery, especially related to sustainability and climate adaptation.
In order to test whether the same applies to the assembly and function of Omp85 Ngo in human mitochondria, we constructed mutants lacking one to five POTRA domains.
The functions of international NGOs include investigating complaints, advocacy with governments and international governmental organizations, and policy making.
(Donor representative) A remarkable escalation in the functioning of the NGOs has led to a large number of diverse projects and approaches.
Within these efforts to shape the conduct of NGOs we call attention to the constitutive role of NGO 'counter-conduct' – conduct by NGOs motivated by a desire to be governed differently (Foucault, 2007).
Port-au-Prince had 11 hospitals, it says, adding: "Many hospitals have sustained damage but can continue to function, often with the help of NGOs".
It is also likely that the uneven geographies of NGO work is a function of poor harmonization among donors that fund NGO work.
In the last parliament the government introduced a farcically misnamed lobbying bill – rebranded the gagging bill – which left the Tories' corporate backers almost entirely untouched, but which hindered the ability of NGOs, charities and trade unions to function.
