Buniyad Educational Society

Presentation
2025-05-29 08:00 - 17:00 UTC | Envato, 121 King Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) In India
Introduction to NGO A Non Governmental Organization (NGO) is any non-profit, voluntary citizens’ group which is legally constituted, organized and operated on a local, national or international level. They are Task-oriented and driven by people with a common interest Some are organized around specific issues: → Human rights → Environment → Health → Poverty eradication → Rehabilitation → Employment Principles Altruism Voluntarism
NGOs Classification By the level of Orientation Charitable Orientation Service Orientation Participatory Orientation Empowering Orientation By the level of Operation Community Based Organizations City Wide Organizations National NGOs International NGOs
NGOs involved in Entrepreneurship Development NGOs Grassroot Intermediate Primary Some of the additional terms used: 1. BINGO : Business-friendly International NGO 2. TANGO : Technical assistance NGO 3. TSO : Third Sector Organization 4. DONGO : Donor organized NGO 5. GSO : Grassroots Support Organization
Features of NGOs  Support democratic system  Function on no profit basis  Non Political in character  Clearly defined objectives  Limited external control  Voluntary Character  Wide operational area  Positive contribution  Need financial support  Interest in long-term projects

Funds research
2025-05-15 08:00 - 17:00
A variety of NGO funders – from well- to lesser-known organizations – offer research support across disciplines that align with diverse goals and missions. Therefore, an exploratory mindset will help to identify potential funders. Who better than a researcher to amass and filter information creatively! NGO sources can include museums as well as institutes and foundations: Examples are Fulbright, ASEAN-partnered initiatives, Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Max-Planck Gesellschaft, and CERN (all provide fellowship programs). Here are a few quick steps in locating NGOs as funders:

Create a list of organizations that relate to you both in a narrow and in a broad sense (your field of research, specific topic, NGOs affiliated with your university, etc.)
Read through different missions and visions and consider how you would fit
Think about how you could effectively position your proposal

Live testimonials
2025-05-01 08:00 - 17:00
Born from a vision to facilitate every skill and every passion in the world in meeting a social need, Buniyad Education Society is a platform that connects corporations with customized volunteer opportunities for their employees. It provides high-quality volunteering experiences in scalable, gamified and skill-based formats, as well as supports HR departments in creating seamless volunteer and employee giving experiences and tracking measures of success. It Through the years, Buniyad Education Society has become a trusted leader in the virtual volunteering space, having curated high-quality experiences for companies with millions of employees.
