| Author: Shivam 29 Mar 2009 Member Level: Bronze Points : 1 Voting Score: 0 |
Non-governmental organization (NGO) is a term that has become widely accepted for referring to a legally constituted, non-business organization created by natural or legal persons with no participation or representation of any government.
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| Author: P.K.Arunkumar 29 Mar 2009 Member Level: Gold Points : 3 (Rs 1) Voting Score: 0 |
NGO-->Non Gazetted Officer.
* It means the Government employees who works under RDO, Collector ,VAO…….etc
* They haven’t rights to put their Signature in the Scholarship forms, Tender notices………..etc
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| Author: Kalyani 01 Apr 2009 Member Level: Bronze Points : 2 (Rs 2) Voting Score: 0 |
NGO is a non-governmental organozation created for some social purpose. Believing you are referring NGO as Non-governmental organization (NGO), below are the links which will help you with more information on how to start a N.G.O.
http://www.karmayog.org/startanngo/
http://www.studentshangout.com/index.php?showtopic=119841
These sites provide you very good information on the procedures along witht the application forms.
The below site will provide you with the information about N.G.O council.
http://www.karmayog.org/ngocouncil/
Please note: Every state has its rules and procedures for registration and recognition of NGOs.
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| Author: Mathew Abraham 01 Apr 2009 Member Level: Gold Points : 2 Voting Score: 0 |
Non-governmental organization (NGO) is a term that has become widely accepted for referring to a legally constituted, non-business organization created by natural or legal persons with no participation or representation of any government. In the cases in which NGOs are funded totally or partially by governments, the NGO maintains its non-governmental status insofar as it excludes government representatives from membership in the organization.
For more step by step details go to http://www.gdrc.org/ngo/start-ngo/index.html
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| Author: raghu 02 Apr 2009 Member Level: Bronze Points : 2 Voting Score: 0 |
NGO is a non-governmental organozation created for some social purpose. Believing you are referring NGO as Non-governmental organization (NGO), below are the links which will help you with more information on how to start a N.G.O.
http://www.karmayog.org/startanngo/
http://www.studentshangout.com/index.php?showtopic=119841
These sites provide you very good information on the procedures along witht the application forms.
The below site will provide you with the information about N.G.O council.
http://www.karmayog.org/ngocouncil/
Please note: Every state has its rules and procedures for registration and recognition of NGOs.
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| Author: ARUN N. GAVKAR 03 Apr 2009 Member Level: Gold Points : 1 Voting Score: 0 |
N = Non
G = Goverment
o = Organization
Non Business organization created by natural or legal persons with no participation or representation of any government.
In the cases in which NGOs are funded totally or partially by governments, the NGO maintains its non-governmental status in so far as it excludes government representatives from membership in the organization
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| Author: Somnath 07 Apr 2009 Member Level: Silver Points : 3 (Rs 2) Voting Score: 0 |
Just giving you the details of wat i did to start my NGO.
Once you have decided to start an NGO First of all you have to go the office of Charity Commissioner/Asst charity Commissioner's office and you have to prepare by laws according to the performa
The procedure is as follows:
You have to conduct meeting of the proposed NGO. In the meeting you have to
mention aim, objective, president, vice president, treasurer, advisor,
member etc. You have to pass the resolution of forming NGO and all member
must sign on it with date and proposed name of NGO
Therefter you have to go to Charity Commissioner/Asst charity commissioner's
office and buy the form (it cost 5 or 10 RS)
Thereafter according to the performa you have to complete following
documents:
1) power of attorney in the name of president/secretary
2) Consent letter of all members/trustees
3) Resolution
4) by laws of NGO as performa (Draft an MOA)
5) NOC from the premises owner of the address in which NGO to be registered
6) Declaration of all movable and immovable assets of NGO on 20 RS non
judicial stamp
7) other document as required
There after, you have to apply to the same office under Registration of
Societies Act 1860 and Public Trust Act of respective states (In Maharashtra
it is Bombay Public Trust Act 1950 /section 25 of the companies act .
You should get your registration certificate within 1 months of Society and
within 2 months of Trust and you will get registration number
if you want tax exemption, as soon as you get registration number, apply to
Income Tax department for tax exemption under section 80(G)
In case of Foreign Funding then one needs to Apply for FCRA
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| Author: Prabodh 09 Apr 2009 Member Level: Bronze Points : 2 Voting Score: 0 |
NGO means Non Governmental Organozation
An organisation based on non-governmental support.
Activities
NGOs vary in their methods. Some act primarily as lobbyists, while others conduct programs and activities primarily. For instance, an NGO such as Oxfam, concerned with poverty alleviation, might provide needy people with the equipment and skills to find food and clean drinking water, whereas an NGO like the FFDA helps through investigation and documentation of human rights violations and provides legal assistance to victims of human rights abuses.
Non-governmental organizations need healthy relationships with the public to meet their goals. Foundations and charities use sophisticated public relations campaigns to raise funds and employ standard lobbying techniques with governments. Interest groups may be of political importance because of their ability to influence social and political outcomes.
The below site will give you details of NGO in india
http://mohfw.nic.in/dofw%20website/Consoli.MNGOs%20and%20FNGOs%20list%20for%20website-Sept06.htm
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| Author: Shampa Ray Barman 09 Apr 2009 Member Level: Gold Points : 4 (Rs 2) Voting Score: 0 |
NGO stands for non governmental organization. It can be anything from the major international charitable organizations like the Red Cross or Doctors without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontiers) or small local organizations rn entirely by volunteers.
You will also need a group of people -- at least Make a team (minimum 11 people) as the managing body comprising chairperson, secretory, legal adviser, project developer, and other directors.
Deposit certain amt as required in a nationlise bank by contribution. -- The members are willing to be the founders of the organization and serve as its board of directors, people willing to give time, expertise &, if needed, money to get the organization launched and stabilized. Potential funders, whether governments or corporations, want to see an organization that is launched and supported by a group of people, not just one.
you need a procedure book as well as a ledger. Pass a bill as 1st procedure to establishe an ngo stating name of the organisation and it's goal or vision.
Mention the names and designations of your team Dually signed by each member. Submitt a copy of the same to DHARMADAY AYUKTA for registration.
Starting a non-governmental organization or a non-profit organization (NGO/NPO) can be a lengthy, time consuming process. However, the difficulties of the process can be minimized by following a consistent series of steps and seeking advice when needed. NGO/NPOs provide much needed services to their respective communities, and thorough planning during the start-up process is crucial to developing an effective and professional organization that is able to meet the myriad challenges faced by the world today.
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| Author: Ankit 12 Apr 2009 Member Level: Gold Points : 2 Voting Score: 0 |
Just giving you the details of wat i did to start my NGO.
Once you have decided to start an NGO First of all you have to go the office of Charity Commissioner/Asst charity Commissioner's office and you have to prepare by laws according to the performa
The procedure is as follows:
You have to conduct meeting of the proposed NGO. In the meeting you have to
mention aim, objective, president, vice president, treasurer, advisor,
member etc. You have to pass the resolution of forming NGO and all member
must sign on it with date and proposed name of NGO
Therefter you have to go to Charity Commissioner/Asst charity commissioner's
office and buy the form (it cost 5 or 10 RS)
Thereafter according to the performa you have to complete following
documents:
1) power of attorney in the name of president/secretary
2) Consent letter of all members/trustees
3) Resolution
4) by laws of NGO as performa (Draft an MOA)
5) NOC from the premises owner of the address in which NGO to be registered
6) Declaration of all movable and immovable assets of NGO on 20 RS non
judicial stamp
7) other document as required
There after, you have to apply to the same office under Registration of
Societies Act 1860 and Public Trust Act of respective states (In Maharashtra
it is Bombay Public Trust Act 1950 /section 25 of the companies act .
You should get your registration certificate within 1 months of Society and
within 2 months of Trust and you will get registration number
if you want tax exemption, as soon as you get registration number, apply to
Income Tax department for tax exemption under section 80(G)
In case of Foreign Funding then one needs to Apply for FCRA
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| Author: Mohd Munnawar 21 Apr 2009 Member Level: Silver Points : 1 Voting Score: 0 |
Dear,
Non-Governmental Organizations, Non-profit organizations or Voluntary Organizations (NGO/VOs henceforth referred to as NGOs) have existed in one form or the other in India, and in other parts of the world, for a number of years. They seek to provide much needed services to their respective communities and otherwise help in attempts to alleviate and remove exploitation, poverty, deprivation and inequality.
Key Elements of an NGO
The key elements that make an NGO are its objectives, programmes and projects. This includes the issues and themes that the NGO addresses, the target areas or communities, funding available and the activity's partners –
The felt needs of target community, i.e. the real problems faced by the community,
How the NGO can identify and tackle them or create a forum where it can be expressed by the community,
Staff expertise and skills available,
Availability and quality of full-time or part-time staff and volunteers,
The funding strategy including sources of funding identified and tapped,
Whether such sources are local or international and approvals obtained,
How the funds for short-term and long-term activities can be mobilized etc.
Further information please refer the below link
http://empowerngo.com/node/44
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