1.
Legal form: The main
forms are the association and foundation.
2.
Non-profit, and not
seeking to enrich their activities.
3.
Need objectives that
all its members pursue.
4.
Members: They are
volunteers and cares to integrate people, governments and businesses to their
causes. They have a common goal and they work together to achieve it. Their
actions are regulated since 1996.
o Rights: adequate working conditions, hiring an accident insurance, and
training to perform the work assigned.
o Duties: respect for those who serve obedience to the provisions of
involving NGOs and non-acceptance of any payment for their participation.
5.
Sources of funding:
Although the NGO does not seek to profit from what you do, it can have sources
of funding in order to exist.
o Own sources: charging fees to its members or doing fundraising
activities.
o External sources: that can be public (state subsidy or support) or
private (corporate donations). The form of financing depends entirely on the
terms of its founders.
6.
Ambit of performance:
o Geographic: The range of an NGO can be local or international.
o Theme:
i.
Humanitarian help
ii.
Public Health
iii.
Human rights
iv.
Investigation
v.
Economic and human
development
vi.
Culture
vii.
Ecology
viii. Technology
ix.
etc.
o His existence is not intended to replace the state or international
organizations but they are to support in the areas that have no social or
economic policy, or when not satisfy some social groups. In addition, reports
the breaches, corruption and abuse.
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