What are the common challenges faced by NGOs when working with the government? How can these challenges be mitigated to ensure a productive partnership between NGOs and the government?
Introduction
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are an integral part of civil society, who work parallelly to the government in addressing different needs and aspirations of people.
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Common challenges faced by NGOs when working with the government
1. ⊳ Lack of participation in policy formulation and planning process
2. ⊳ Limited feedback and consultation in implementation of policies
3. ⊳ Lack of unified mechanism for registration and recognition of NGOs
Ways to ensure productive partnership between NGOs and Government
1. Streamlining of procedures, registration etc.
2. Membership in bodies like NHRC, NCW etc.
3. Seeking their opinion by way of parliamentary committees
4. Partnering with NGOs to support and propagate government efforts
eg. NULM by Bhubaneswar by Ministry of education
5. Collaboration of NGOs with Self-Help Groups and Panchayati Raj institutions (PARTs)
6. Kedulimbuthese model – partnering with NGOs and PRIs
7. Involvement in Technology, capacity building and awareness
8. She is a changemaker tag by NVM in partnership with NGOs
9. Lastly, participating and co-representation in NGOs in policy making process
can pave way for effective first, middle and last mile government because a vibrant civil society is the conscience keeper of a welfare state.
Conclusion
can pave way for effective first, middle and last mile government because a vibrant civil society is the conscience keeper of a welfare state.
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