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NGO Cafe
The NGO Cafe is a designated Virtual Library on Non-Governmental Organizations
Realizing the growing importance and voice of NGOs in development, the NGO Café was set up on the internet as a think tank for NGOs to discuss, debate and disseminate information on their work, strategies and results.
The objectives of the NGO Cafe are:
- To assist NGOs in enhancing and improving their programmes and activities
- To effect a better understanding of NGOs in general
- To enable NGOs to network at local, regional and international levels, horizontally and vertically.
Description:
"The NGO Cafe is an Internet web site designed as a meeting place for NGOs around the world. In six distinct sections, the site defines the concept of NGOs and related organizations, provides tools and resources to implement effective programs, presents papers and documents of International interest, gives News and Internet links and a provides a page for NGOs seeking partners."
ashwing
I started dreaming at Divyadeepa.
I founded Mysooru Unplugged with a core vision of “Redefining celebrations, transforming lives”.
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When starting up a member based online charity, what does the group mind think is the best way to find new members?
I am working with an ngo targeting atheists, humanists, and nonbelievers to help them direct their monthly donations to appropriate charities. My job is to increase online membership. Any new ideas on how to do that?
Hi,
Facebook and twitter help get the word out to a very large community, very fast, so presence on these platforms is surely very helpful. There are several other means too - if you are in/can make it to Mumbai, this workshop might be worth attending:
http://bigtech.in/node/1707
If you can't make it to the workshop, there are lots of good tips on Beth's blog too:
http://beth.typepad.com/
It is a good idea to link up particularly with those of us in developing countries,the most deprived districts as well.PESS is a community based NGO in the Sene District in Ghana West Africa.PESS is seeking to partner oyhrt bodies to improve their socio-economic standard and will like to associate with this developmeny net work
hi ashwing,
this is praveen from Bangalore,karnataka state,you have good vision the thing we support you for this we need to build good group over a net. bicoz we need to look ofter all the ngo works and all information about ngo work, and involvement of social activates in India is very poor and lats of ngo`s are out of the serves now that is what we need to support for thous ngo`s,to start the work`s again in the respective please.
thank you
regards
praveen(8892615497)Bangalore,karnataka, INDIAN
I liked this site. The idea of virtual library is awesome. I would like to join this library. Could anyone tell me the procedure to join this virtual library? I am eagerly waiting for the replies. Thank you.
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