Socio-economic development is a process of mutual endeavour which calls for the participation of all segments of the society. But due to the limited capability of the national government in most of the third world countries, it has become increasingly difficult to respond effectively to the growing and diversified needs of the vast majority of population at the grassroots.
About Author :
Ravishankar Kumar singh is B.Ed. Ph.D. currently teaching at Mount Olive Colelge, Kohima.
Contents :
Introduction
Concept of NGOS a theoretical overview
The NGO movement
The potentials of NGOS
The legal and political space for ngos emerging reality
The policy perspectives and modalities for NGOS
Summary
Bibliography
Index