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Значения термина civil society organisation на английском

Group of people which operates in the community, in a way that is distinct from both government and business.

Использование термина civil society organisation на английском
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Financial mismanagement in Fiji's government departments is getting worse, according to a civil society organisation.
Radio NZ
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Global civil society organisation Transparency International published a handbook called Curbing Corruption in Public Procurement in 2006.
The South African
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They're the biggest civil society organisation and central to the development of a more equal and just society.
The Guardian
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The only item on the agenda was to explore the formation of a new Irish civil society organisation.
The Irish Times
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Join a civil society organisation that fights daily battles that you are too privilege to even dream of understanding.
The South African
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The report by the civil society organisation, published this week, found that monitoring systems at so-called sustainable coffee plantations failed to spot irregularities.
The Guardian
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They were gazetted on 27 December, taking civil society organisations by surprise.
The South African
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The bulk is spent through NGOs, civil society organisations and aid agencies.
The Guardian
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Civil society organisations and academics had pointed out flaws in these safeguards.
Wired
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Civil society organisations and charities met to discuss the future of the NGO.
Radio NZ
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The same is true of civil society organisations and the population.
The Guardian
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She cries: The government is very suspicious of civil society organisations like mine.
The Guardian
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The big state matters, but so do emerging civil society organisations.
The Guardian
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Policymakers, researchers and civil society organisations are expected to make submissions.
The South African
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These involve the other South Sudanese political parties as well as civil society organisations.
The Guardian
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Into the space, a new generation of civil society organisations may in time advance.
The Guardian