International NGO Journal

  • Abbreviation: Int. NGOJ
  • Language: English
  • ISSN: 1993-8225
  • DOI: 10.5897/INGOJ
  • Start Year: 2006
  • Published Articles: 264

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July-December 2023 - Vol 18 Num. 2

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The elephant in the room: Understanding recruitment pitfalls in NGOs

July-December 2023

Dipankar Datta

Impact of productive safety net program on household food security in Southern Ethiopia: Propensity score matching results

July-December 2023

Filmon Hadaro Hando,

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July-December 2023

BARRY Louqman

A literature review of the relationship between governance, funding strategy and sustainability of non-government organizations

July-December 2023

Michael Tugyetwena

The parallel state: Neoliberalism in Haiti and the reliance on NGOs

January-June 2023

Jean Max Charles

January 2014

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis of Environmental NGOs working in Punjab, Pakistan

Lina Maqbool, Nauman Ahmed, Muhammad Umar Hayyat, Rashid Mahmood, Zawar Haider and Rab Nawaz

October, 2013

An assessment of gender inequality in democratic politics in the fourth republic in Nigeria (1999-2003)

Ojo, John Sunday

October, 2013

An analysis of drug abuse along the coastal region of Kenya

Korir Weldon

February 2014

NGOs in Ukraine: Growing amid growing concern

Roger A. Ritvo

October, 2013

Performance of faith-based grassroot non-governmental organisations in rural development in Nasarawa State, Nigeria

Dimelu M. U., Salua E. S. and Igbokwe E. M.

December 2006

History of Daktari Wildlife Orphanage

Ian Merrifield

January 2008

Project proposal on raising the income of poor households in Damot Woyde Woreda

  Ashebir Borena

October 2006

Organizational Details of Inkanyezi Child and Family Welfare Society

Inkanyezi Child and Family Welfare Society

July-December 2023

The elephant in the room: Understanding recruitment pitfalls in NGOs

Dipankar Datta

April 2007

NGOs in Bihar: Voluntary sector and its credibility

  Anant Kumar