Significados de international ngos em inglês

International NGOs were collaborating more, with 63 percent working with another NGO.

It's happening in some international NGOs in the UK today.

Ruun also said the Sudanese government invited new international NGOs to begin operations in Sudan.

Perhaps it also depends how far Sano's original message will be hijacked by international NGOs.

The U.N. children's agency UNICEF and other international NGOs have assisted with public awareness campaigns.

In the late morning, coffee shops are busy with staff from international NGOs and the UN.

The money has been allocated to agencies such as the UNHCR, Red Cross and other international NGOs.

International NGOs went in to provide emergency assistance but stayed as poverty and inequality persisted after the war.

LeMay serves as an adviser and consultant to Fortune 100 companies, universities, international NGOs and the United Nations.

Aside from the water issue, Areva has also been accused of a plethora of misdeeds by local and international NGOs.

Mr Bainimarama said a co-ordinated response was needed, and urged international NGOs to work with authorities to avoid waste and duplication.

These moves echo actions against international NGOs taking place in Russia, and could complicate the trajectory of sustainable development in growth-minded India.

Both Mr Joy and the prime minister say international NGOs have been using disaster relief funds to benefit themselves at the expense of victims.

Disaster authorities are being assisted by French, Australian and New Zealand defence personnel and various international NGOs who have brought tonnes of relief supplies.

Attempting to stave off the latest free-trade folly, national and international NGOs and academics supported farmers' efforts to air their fears about the future.

This was a fruitful relationship, Bhatta said, but other international NGOs became frustrated by the length of time it took to vet potential collaborators.