Sentence examples for larger ngos from inspiring English sources

"In the face of hostile governments, CSOs can flounder without the help of larger NGOs," says Shenard Mazengera, global essential services adviser for Oxfam.

Campaigning from grassroots organisations, agencies such as Unicef, and larger NGOs such as Equality Now and Plan International are getting results throughout the world.

Personnel and resources were even shifted there from worse wars and refugee crises in Africa.As they get larger, NGOs are also looking more and more like businesses themselves.

"Our organisation is about preparing for the long term, but instead we're spending all our money on the short term because we're having to step in for the larger NGOs," said Anna Jones, RefuAid's co-founder.

Whilst the mounting skepticism surrounding corruption prevents large amounts of financial aid from getting through, concerns are also growing that larger NGOs are flitting away money on unnecessary luxuries such as SUVs and plush hotels.

In northern Greece, the small charity RefuAid wants to set up long-term integration projects – but says it has been forced to spend most of its budget on short-term projects because larger NGOs have failed to use the EU funding that had been designated for that purpose.

Soon, roadways were teeming with white Toyota Landcruisers sporting the acronyms — UNHCR, MSF, LWF, MTI, AIRD, FRC, IOM, WFP, ICRC — that, together, spell out "crisis-in-progress". Despite the far larger NGO presence compared to that in the DRC, the new humanitarian emergency taxed the capacity of aid workers to respond.

A larger NGO with widespread national or international presence may act at the constitutional level of governance.

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Other large NGOs have joined the social media campaign, from Amnesty International to Christian Today.

The majority of large NGOs offer staff pre-deployment stress management workshops and provide them with coping skills and counselling.