It looked like a classic fight between an international mega-corporation and a hardline NGO.
In a homily delivered without notes, quietly but determinedly, Francis urged the church to focus on the Gospel and "always walk in the presence of the Lord" to avoid becoming, in effect, "a compassionate NGO".
Save the Children had been in the process of building an emergency health capability following a merger with Merlin, a medical NGO.
Enrique Bolaños, an agricultural engineer with Nuevas Esperanzas UK, an international NGO, surveyed a random selection of farmers in the hillside community of El Ojochal to better understand how these pressures affect them.
Motorbikes weave between the large mining trucks and NGO vehicles, as locals make their way to the huge market; the airstrip is in the middle of the town, making for some scary landings.
The photographs were brought by Caesar to the US last July with the help of the Coalition for a Democratic Syria, an NGO who helped organise his escape.
A collaboration with local NGO the Zeitz Foundation, the school was funded by the Guernsey Overseas Aid Commission, a non-governmental body based in the Channel Islands specialising in grant aid to charities with projects in the developing world.
It's become a dreaded label for the NGO sector in Russia since Vladimir Putin introduced a law clamping down on organisations who receive funding from abroad.
But on the other he felt a moral obligation to apply the same values that the NGO promoted to one of their staff members.
These questions often reveal hidden fears, misconceptions as well as a lack of research and understanding from the NGO side.
Accepting the term means "you're persecuted as a national traitor", said Grigory Melkonyants, co-chair of the Golos Association, the only independent election watchdog in Russia, which was the first NGO added to the list of foreign agents in 2013.
