The ReliefIndia Trust takes great pride not only in raising awareness among the
different derived sectors of the society, but
also share useful information for the influential civil society to play
their role in the social welfare and upbringing of the deprived people. The NGOs
play a neutral and an unbiased role, independent from the government with no
greed of monetary benefits. Rather, all the profits that an NGO generates
through their different services and products is recycled again for the benefit
and welfare of the people of the society. The Relief India Trust NGO is playing a similar role and is privileged
to have earned good reputation in the eyes of the general public, donors and
also the government. The international NGO bodies also acknowledge their work
and provide them with ample support in the form of material and funds in order
to speed up their projects for the betterment of their society. Due to the ever
growing population of India, the issues in the society are also growing rapidly
and need more and more NGOs to come up and rescue the underprivileged Indians.
The Relief India Trust has several
ongoing projects which are addressing a variety of social issues such as
poverty, education, health, food, human rights and child labor etc. Further,
the NGO also has a role to play in the disaster management in case of any
emergency issue such as flood or earthquake.
The
variations of different NGOs:
There are a lot of different international
NGOs with variable roles to play on the international platform for the help and
rescue of the deprived people in different regions of the world. Their role is
impeccable and the monitoring of these NGOs under the influence of the United
Nations makes them a lot more reliable, credible and authentic. The following
is a list of different variations of the international NGOs:
·
BINGO –BINGO stands for Big
International Non-Government Organization. It is also sometimes referred as the
business-friendly International NGOs. It
works solely for the people on humanitarian grounds with no biasness. Red Cross
is a good example of a BINGO organization which most of us are familiar with.
·
ENGO – ENGO stands for Environmental
Non-Government Organization. It works for the benefit of wildlife and the
natural environment worldwide. The World Wildlife Fund Organization is a prime
example of such a variation of an NGO.
·
GONGO – GONGO stands for Government
Non-Government Organization. It is an NGO which is created by a government, but
works independently for different types of social welfare projects for the
benefit of the society.
·
INGO – INGO stands for International
Non-Government Organization. Oxfam based in the United Kingdom is a prime
example of an INGO.
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RINGO
·
QUANGO – QUANGO stands for
Quasi-Autonomous Non-Government Organization. It may have some government
members too. ISO is an example of a QUANGO type of NGO.
