Table 2 of NGOs and Civil Society: Some Realities and Distortions: the challenge of 'Necessary-to-Governance Organizations' (NGOs)
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Features of civil action |
Public policy concerns |
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Level |
Characteristics |
Public law and order |
Public morality |
Public health |
Public safety |
Human |
Public funds |
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| 1 |
Informal assembly |
Friends |
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2 |
Action initiatives |
Hear speeches |
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3 |
Formal organization |
Have name |
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4 |
Acquire permanent facilities |
Hire staff
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5
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Obtain recognition from... |
Professional authorities
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6 |
Acquire immunity from... |
Expropriation of property
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7 |
Develop relationships |
Fund initiatives |
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8 |
Receive official support for action |
Subventions / Grants / Loans
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9 |
Obtain privileges to facilitate action |
Legal facilities
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