The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Social Investment

This article is dedicated to consideration of the role and place non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in context social investment. The main NGOs investment that they are invertors, which a driving force behind implementation many necessary for society projects. acuteness issue Ukraine’s recovery leads growing demand new effective methods interaction between state society, investments from can become. From this point, study characteristics as investors becomes especially relevant. So, scientific novelty presented determination specifics investors, its purpose analysis investment, their opportunities course author has used following research: analysis, comparison, generalization induction, analogies, abstract logic method. It been established specificity includes number important characteristics, including: greater (compared other investors) closeness problem, flexibility during implementation, opportunity make not only financial investments, ability perform various roles use diversified sources financing. resources invest resources, material employees’ work, time spent by NGO employees on work within scope experience, knowledge skills, emotional resources. To determine two parameters taken into account: 1) ratio types 2) nature organization’s activities. According direct investor, means taking all costs associated with upon themselves, transferring funds solve certain problem directly target group; or donor, i.e. transfer group, but (including NGOs); donor recipient at same time, investing one’s own also Foreign researchers have identified according activities, are: an co-founder, provider, experimenter.