Understanding Roles of Non-Government Organizations and the Development Processes
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The main objective of this research paper is to acquire an efficient understanding of roles of non-government organizations and the development processes. The individuals, belonging to all communities and age groups are overwhelmed by different types of problems. Furthermore, the social problems of poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, homelessness, crime and violence and gender inequality is found in rural and urban communities. Hence, it is necessary for the individuals to ensure, these problems do not have any types of unfavorable effects on them. The victims of these problems are assisted in order to recuperate. Furthermore, they are imparted with information regarding ways to bring about improvements in overall standards of living. In other words, there is encouragement of counseling and guidance services. The individuals, employed within non-government organizations are well-informed in terms of their job duties and responsibilities. Furthermore, they augment their information in terms of methodologies and procedures, which are facilitating in carrying out tasks in a well-ordered manner and generating desired outcomes. In this manner, non-government organizations are rendering an important contribution in promoting community well-being. Furthermore, they are promoting empowerment opportunities among women and marginalized groups. Therefore, the non-government organizations are rendering an efficient contribution in carrying out development processes in a satisfactory manner. The main concepts that are taken into account in this research paper are, understanding the significance of roles of non-government organizations and the development processes, roles of non-government organizations and the development processes and advantages of roles of non-government organizations and the development processes.
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