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- Page 7 and 8: Introduction This book is about non
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of professionalism and expertise. P
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Conclusion: NGO Staff Are Good to G
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while catering specifically to need
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Many times these frustrated goods e
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Assistance Committee (DAC), could s
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Perhaps one of the best-known NGOs
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NGOs, InterAction sought to leverag
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strategic access to Muslim populati
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Source: Organisation for Economic C
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was a recognition of the changing f
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Table 6.2 Total Giving by Donor Typ
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Bhutan, Maldives, Guyana, Antigua a
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Education, Design (TED) forums are
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Chapter 7. NGO Coordination Coordin
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If NGO B coordinates with other NGO
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which can include (but may not be l
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• InterAction (www.interaction.or
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Chapter 8. NGO Identification and P
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NGOs use many of the same types of
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Part 2. NGO Capacities and Services
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• developing public health infras
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Early Warning System (FEWS) Forum o
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NGOs are effective at rapid assessm
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More clearly, in gradual onset emer
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an obvious advantage to having a sm
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Regional know-how and connections m
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Conclusion: NGOs Lead the Way NGOs,
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To get an idea of the variety of si
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Obtaining Equipment and Tools NGOs
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Chapter 11. NGOs and Health Service
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Generally, four indicators are cent
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Most NGOs hire local health workers
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NGOs, in almost all cases, rely ext
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The process often looks like the fl
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Strengths NGOs provide medical serv
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most food aid distribution around t
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Figure 12.2 Sample of NGO Food Oper
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project is to develop a tool to bet
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• hand washing with soap can redu
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• Providing a minimum survival le
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system,” while urging use of the
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Another set of NGOs who recognize p
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events, allowing aid agencies and a
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part because of liability (personne
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Part 3. NGO Operations Executive Su
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Many NGOs have developed in-house l
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International procurement is also n
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Figure 15.1 Procurement Process Fie
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Figure 15.3 Transportation Process
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that the supplies or materials are
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Distribution Once relief material o
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Figure 15.6 HQ-Field Relationship U
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COTS technology is cheap and effici
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Conclusion: Differing Logistical Sy
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Chapter 16. NGO Use of Information
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civil society organizations (CSOs),
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During rapid onset emergencies and
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Over the past several years, humani
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NGOs. Intense development is ongoin
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Over the past decade use of solar p
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Chapter 17. NGOs and Security Gregg
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• uncertain environments, in whic
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• Do you have a clear sense of yo
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assessing the potential threat huma
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Interior • Is there a lockable, s
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Transportation Reliable transportat
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specific targeting of NGO staff for
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Chapter 18. NGOs and the Military N
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management team. Furthermore, DOD i
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have been successful at developing
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Afghanistan, and Albania are exampl
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Almost all these points are false.
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center, run by the U.S. military, w
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Conclusion: Who Leads the Way in Hu
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� www.js.pentagon.mil/doctrine/je
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Joint Chiefs of Staff. Joint Doctri
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Annex 1. Selected NGOs Academy for
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Budget Annual revenue (FY 2007): $4
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Functions/Sectors Education and nut
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Aid to Artisans 1030 New Britain Av
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Alliance to End Hunger 50 F Street
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Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Tajikistan
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Net gain from sales of assets: $7,7
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Regions Latin America and Caribbean
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Regions Angola, Argentina, Armenia,
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Conferences and special events: $25
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Total allocations: $149,638,780 Sum
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Interest on savings and temporary c
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Trinidad & Tobago, Turkmenistan, Ug
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Regions Africa, Asia and Pacific, E
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Functions/Sectors Agriculture, educ
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Regions Armenia, Australia, Azerbai
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Educational Concerns for Hunger Org
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programs in the immigrant and refug
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Budget Annual revenue (FY 2006): $7
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Investment income: $2,427 Honorariu
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Grants & cooperative agreements: $4
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Revenue source breakdown Grant inco
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Regions Russian Federation (incl. N
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Regions Albania, Argentina, Armenia
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Revenue source breakdown Individual
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Humane Society International 2100 L
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Summary The Hunger Project is a str
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Other income: $14,445 Expenses $10,
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Functions/Sectors Disaster and emer
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Functions/Sectors Serves as a bridg
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Non-federal awards and private gran
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Summary IIRR’s mission is to: wor
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International Reading Association 4
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Regions Africa, Asia, Caucasus, Mid
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Total expenses: $22,170,313 Summary
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Total expenses: $2,262,705 Summary
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Latter Day Saint Charities 50 East
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w: www.msh.org Regions North Americ
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Medical Teams International 14150 S
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Summary Mercy-USA for Aid and Devel
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Regions North America, Africa Funct
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Summary Conflict, poverty and clima
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Direct public support: $58,761,307
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PATH 1455 NW Leary Way, Seattle, WA
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Net assets released from restrictio
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see the complex web of causes and e
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Special missionary support: $353,29
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Refugees International 2001 S Stree
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Contributions: $3,987,337 (74 perce
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Other: $8,977 Interest: $3,233 Summ
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Budget Annual revenue (FY 2008): $4
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U.S. Institute for Peace 1200 17th
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UNHCR helps refugees and other disp
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f: 202-884-8366 w: www.womenthrive.
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with others. Empowering women with
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Government grants: $3,550 Investmen
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Neighbors takes a big-picture, inte
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Annex 2. Selected Humanitarian Reso
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developing and supporting data stan
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Consortium of U.S.-based humanitari
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• Humanitarian Review www.ngovoic
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• World Food Program (WFP) www.wf
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NGO Security • Security manuals h
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Annex 3. Selected Humanitarian Publ
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Weiss, Thomas, and Cindy Collins. H
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use the assistance we receive to re
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Annex 5. How the U.S. Government Pr
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y aiding in the demobilization of c
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ICRC: International Committee of th
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• taking the lead in creating and
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The American Red Cross’s annual b
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did not strictly adhere to its conf
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Annex 7. Key United Nations Agencie
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EHA to find ways to ensure surveill
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In fact, most of the work of UNHCR
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Médecins sans Frontières delivers
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perception of these principles. Her
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instance when your armed teams prov
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Finally, I’d like to read you a p
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International Federation of the Red