The phrase "non-governmental actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to individuals, organizations, or groups that are not part of the government but still have an impact or influence on society or policy-making processes. Example: The issue of climate change is not just the responsibility of governments, but also non-governmental actors such as NGOs, corporations, and citizen groups who play a crucial role in advocating for change and implementing solutions.
What you've asked about is really the division of labour between government and non-governmental actors.
Regional government actors had a greater effect than regional non-governmental actors.
"Generally, claims by aliens pertaining to domestic violence or gang violence perpetrated by non-governmental actors will not qualify for asylum," Sessions wrote in his 31-page decision.
Hence, a form of 'co-production' is advocated, whereby both governmental and non-governmental actors participate in bringing flood risk management into practice.
Third, the interaction of subnational states, central governments and non-governmental actors largely explains interjurisdictional conflict and cooperation in shared river basins.
In Pakistan, however, this task has been made difficult due not to the extent of militant support and firepower, but because institutions of the state appear themselves to have become a set of non-governmental actors like their enemies.
The idea that a non-governmental actor pursuing a personal political agenda could hack the DNC and potentially sway an election is bad enough, an act of cyberwarfare by a foreign state is arguably much worse.
The idea that a non-governmental actor pursuing a personal political agenda could hack the DNC and potentially sway an election is bad enough, an act of cyberwarfare by a foreign state is arguably much worse.
Unfortunately, the corrupted investment bank Smith describes is probably the most powerful non-governmental actor in the world.
We examine these differences in the light of programme leadership, ownership and the roles of public, private and non-governmental organisation actors in HIV care.
Along with partners, including governments, non-governmental organizations, civil society actors and the private sector, UNICEF promotes the strengthening of all components of child protection systems - human resources, finances, laws, standards, governance, monitoring and services.
