NGO

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They also held meetings with non-governmental organisations and the leaders of the major political parties.
These parties had a common interest and were supported by non-governmental organisations which helped them put together a strong campaign.
In the prison for males, social workers from a non-governmental organization exchanged sterile syringes and needles for used equipment three times a week.
There has been criticism in some quarters that recent transnationalist studies have become too absorbed in studying international organisations, particularly non-governmental organisations.
This created consternation even among non-governmental members who were keen for more diversified sources of funding.
These have been provided by a range of organisations including local governments, political parties, non-governmental organisations and others.
This group of studies, while appertaining to the sphere of international relations, also relates to the history of non-governmental organisations.
It is now part of the international political landscape, fortified by other courts and a galaxy of non-governmental organizations and transnational alliances.
However, as we saw, those who were informed and were provided with the governmental and non-governmental services benefited from higher earnings.
With few exceptions, non-governmental organizations have little if any contact with political parties or government officials.
Most countries began to intrude into the doctor-patient relationship by subsidizing non-governmental insurers, rather than financing services.
The stakeholders in this meeting were grouped as: national government, local government, local people, non-governmental organizations and private sector.
Importantly, better training of farmers and advisors by governmental and non-governmental organizations has contributed to an improvement in pest control in the last 15 years.
This is related to another important factor: non-governmental allies.
It begins with a brief review of the theory of the third-sector, non-governmental organisations and private markets in the production of welfare.
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