the present study investigates the impact of goal setting and curiosity (hr outcomes) on the job performance of the employees. non government sector in islamabad, pakistan was targeted in this regard. data was collected from 282 respondents belonging to local and international ngos. spss was used as data analysis tool and a comprehensive questionnaire was used to collect data. in 20% cases ques...

the current research was carried out with the aim of the investigation of organizational learning dimensions role in the development of enviropreneurship in environmental non-governmental organizations (ngos) in iran by descriptive correlation method. statistical population of this research was including all environmental ngos of industries in all over the country and statistical samples were e...

The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) is an exemplar result of global health diplomacy, based on its global reach (binding on all World Health Organization member nations) and its negotiation process. The FCTC negotiations are one of the first examples of various states and non-state entities coming together to create a legally binding tool to govern global health. They have demons...

*Working papers are preliminary drafts from work in progress. They are circulated to obtain comments and criticisms prior to finalisation. Wherever possible we identify the final/authoritative version of what were originally working papers. Abstract Since the late 1970s, NGOs have played an increasingly prominent role in the development sector, widely praised for their strengths as innovative a...

Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) perform an important role in the economic development of developing countries by providing services to society through welfare works for community development, assistance in national disasters, sustainable system development, and popular movements. In recent years, funding constraints, calls for accountability, media exposure and the development of a contra...

Non-government organisations (NGOs) have long played a role in delivering sanitation services to communities in Southeast Asia and Pacific countries, particularly in rural areas. In contrast with large scale infrastructure focused initiatives, NGO programs commonly focus on building linkages between technical and social realms. Drawing on the breadth and depth of NGO experiences, there are oppo...

Using the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ISPRM) as a case in point, the paper describes the complex world societal situation within which non-governmental organizations that address health issues have to operate.This paper describes the complex world societal situation within which non-governmental organizations (NGOs), that are addressing health issues have to o...

Non-government organisations (NGOs) have long played a role in delivering sanitation services to communities in Southeast Asia and Pacific countries, particularly in rural areas. In contrast with large scale infrastructure focused initiatives, NGO programs commonly focus on building linkages between technical and social realms. Drawing on the breadth and depth of NGO experiences, there are oppo...

Expanding essential health services through non-government organisations (NGOs) is a central strategy for achieving universal health coverage in many low-income and middle-income countries. Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevention services for key populations are commonly delivered through NGOs and have been demonstrated to be cost-effective and of substantial global public health importan...