Funding and Roles of NGOs

The video explains what NGOs are, highlighting their independence from government control and their roles in social and political causes. It discusses the major roles NGOs play in international development, aid, and philanthropy, and how they are funded through various sources. The video also categorizes NGOs into operational and advocacy types, and describes different variations of the NGO acronym, such as INO, GO NGO, and quango.

What is the primary characteristic of an NGO?

• It is a for-profit organization.

• It is a government-controlled organization.

• It operates independently of government control.

• It is a military organization.

Which of the following is a key role of NGOs?

• Enforcing government policies

• Conducting military operations

• Serving social or political goals

• Generating profit for shareholders

What is a major source of funding for NGOs?

• Stock market investments

• Real estate investments

• Corporate sponsorships

• Private donations and membership dues

What is the focus of operational NGOs?

• Design and implementation of development projects

• Influencing public policy

• Providing military aid

• Conducting scientific research

Which type of NGO aims to influence public policy?

• Operational NGOs

• Advocacy NGOs

• Corporate NGOs

• Environmental NGOs

What is a common funding source for large NGOs?

• Cryptocurrency

• Government funding

• Lottery winnings

• Inheritance

What does the acronym INGO stand for?

• Independent National Government Office

• International National Government Organization

• International Non-Governmental Organization

• Internal National Government Organization

What is a GONGO?

• A group of organized national governments

• A government-organized NGO

• A global organization for nature

• A general organization for national growth

What is a QUANGO?

• A quasi-autonomous non-governmental organization

• A quantum analysis non-governmental office

• A quick action national government office

• A quality assurance national government organization

Which of the following is an example of an environmental NGO?

• World Wildlife Fund

• World Health Organization

• International Monetary Fund

• United Nations