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Civil society, NGDOs and social development: changing the rules of game

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This paper broadly evaluates the role and performance of non-governmental development organizations (NGDOs) in promoting social development before and since the 1995 World Summit for Social Development. Two kinds of analysis and recommendations are offered. The first concerns the practices of NGDOs and their relationships with other “partners in development”. The second focuses on the deep-rooted pathologies of the aid system that condition the form and effectiveness of many development interventions not only by NGDOs but also by the larger universe of entities comprising civil society organizations (CSOs). This review concludes that, in the absence of thoroughgoing reform, the aid system will continue to hinder mobilization by the larger civil society with NGDOs to bring about genuine development in the Third World.

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Occasional Paper 1

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GEN 0.307 FOW c

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Geneva : United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)., 2000

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xi, 70 hlm. ; 29 cm.

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English

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9290850213

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GEN 0.307

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Masyarakat sipil
Perkembangan sosial

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