Evaluation improves the quality of work completed by international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to fight poverty and develop communities (Liebenthal et al. 2004). Even so, many NGOs do not conduct evaluations (Ferguson 1990). To the extent that NGOs evaluate their efforts, the evaluation results often do not affect the planning of future projects, making evaluation a static event inste...

INTRODUCTION The contribution's aim is highlighting the differences in understanding non-governmental organizations' (NGOs) role in the mental health area within the public support network for patients with mental health problems from various viewpoints, in order to achieve progress in supporting patients with mental health problems in local communities. METHODS Qualitative data gathered as a...

ABSTRACT All organizations related to rural or urban development, whether they are Non-Governmental Organizations (Non-Governmental Organizations) the Government, make joint efforts in various activities. Some NGOs engaged helping weaker sections of society, such as small farmers and marginal farmers, agricultural workers, women reserved castes, while others building schools hospitals areas, be...

Considering the emergency risks and uncertainties of recycling processes, this research builds a tripartite evolutionary game model government, logistics enterprises, environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to study interaction mechanism. Based on analysis stable strategy (ESS), uses MATLAB R2018b mainly show choice trends enterprises in various scenarios including “Government Failu...

In the Middle East mental health and psychosocial support systems are underdeveloped. Seven critical factors are identi¢ed that hinder the initiation of well functioning mental health and psychosocial intervention programmes: 1) shortage of national professional leadership; 2) absence of infrastructure to support mental health and psychosocial programmes; 3) stigma around mental disorders; 4) m...

The non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that assume the bulk of emergency care during large-scale disasters in the developing world must expend considerable time and resources to ensure donations to sustain their field operations. This long-standing dilemma for the humanitarian community can create a competitive environment that: Compromises the delivery and quality of services, Allows the ef...

This article describes possible roles for the military in the health sector during stability operations, which exist primarily when security conditions do not permit the free movement of civilian actors. This article reviews the new U.S. Army Field Manuals (FMs) 3-24, Counterinsurgency and FM 3-07, Stability Operations, in the context of the health sector. Essential tasks in medical stability o...