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USD $25,000 Grant for innovative approaches in expanding education
UNESCO is accepting applications for the UNESCO King Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa ICT in Education Prize which offers USD $25,000 grant for innovative approaches in expanding education.
USD $25,000 Grant for innovative approaches in expanding education
Applications Open for Internet Freedom Fund!
Deadline: 1 September 2018
Deadline: 1 September 2018
The Open Technology Fund (OTF) is currently seeking applications for its Internet Freedom Fund, a primary way to support projects and people working on open and accessible technology-centric projects that promote human rights, internet freedom, open societies, and help advance inclusive and safe access to global communications networks for at-risk users including journalists, human rights defenders, civil society activists, and every-day people living within repressive environments who wish to speak freely online.
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Comparision Among Trust, Society and Non Profit Company..
Trust
|
Society
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Section-8 Company
|
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Statute/Legislation
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Relevant State Trust Act or Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950
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Societies Registration Act, 1860
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Indian Companies Act, 2013
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Jurisdiction
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Deputy Registrar/Charity commissioner
|
Registrar of societies (charity commissioner in Maharashtra)..
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Registrar of companies
|
Registration
|
As trust
|
As Society
In Maharashtra, both as a society and as a trust |
As a company u/s 8 of the Indian Companies Act..
|
Registration Document
|
Trust deed
|
Memorandum of association and rules and regulations
|
Memorandum and articles of association. and regulations
|
Stamp Duty
|
Trust deed to be executed on non-judicial stamp paper, vary from
state to state
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No stamp paper required for memorandum of association and rules
and regulations..
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No stamp paper required for memorandum and articles of
association..
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Members Required
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Minimum – two trustees. No upper limit..
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Minimum – seven managing committee members. No upper limit..
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Minimum three Members.. No upper limit..
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Board of Management
|
Trustees / Board of Trustees
|
Governing body or council/managing or executive committee
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Board of directors/ Managing committee
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Mode of Succession on Board of Management
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Appointment or Election
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Appointment or Election by members of the general body
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Election by members of the general body
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Friday, 9 March 2018
HOW TO START AN NGO
How
to Start an NGO
Starting
an NGO can be a very time-consuming process. It requires a strong vision and
dedication
from an individual or group that share a common concern about a community. If
initiated
correctly in an organized and strategic way, the services implemented to
benefit the community can be very helpful and resourceful...
BUILDING ON GOOD PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE
The first
essential step in starting an NGO is to determine the purpose of the organization.
Do so with a clear and concise written statement that describes the charitable
mission of the organization. The statement must be broad enough to reflect the
values of the NGO and why it exists. It is important to remember who the target
community of the organization is and why it is important to reach out to this
community..
Chose
a Name
Before
registering an NGO, it is important to choose a name. It is essential to
research local
government
agencies and state offices to make sure that the proposed name is not already
being used. This also applies to the logo if the NGO is going to have one..
Establish
an Initial Board of Directors
When
setting up an NGO, the founder(s) must recruit the initial board of directors.
It is helpful to start with a small group of committed individuals because the
first board is the foundation of the NGO..
Write
Articles of Incorporation
The
articles of incorporation should provide a legal description of the NGO
assigning power to the board. Once drafted, they should be submitted to the
board for final approval before
registration..
• Name of
the NGO
•
Purpose/Mission
• A
statement declaring the NGO is nonprofit
• Location
of the NGO
• Number
and names of the board members
• Extent
of personal liability
Legal
Expertise
Because
there are many legal matters that an NGO must deal with in first starting up,
it is
sometimes
helpful to seek a consultant.
·
Registration
·
Tax
·
Documentation
·
Financial
·
Report
Accounting
System
All NGOs
need a system for recording where money comes from and how it is used.
Seeking
the help of an accountant who can help set up a bookkeeping system.
It is
important to decide whether the bookkeeping system should be cash or accrual.
Cash based
accounting is a system where:
Cash Payment/Receipt
Vouchers & Book
Bank
Payment/Receipt Vouchers & Book
Summary/Daily Petty Cash Book
General Ledger
Fixed Assets Register
Attendance Register
Attendance Register
Stock Register
Advance Payment Register (Advance to third parties & Staff Advances)
Check Register
Donation receipt
issue register
Visitor Register
Money
required for an NGO to operate primarily goes into their educational and social
programs,
the overall operation of the NGO (administration, utilities), and projects
(surveys,
giving
programs).
Network.
Make friends with people and organizations
doing similar work so that you can learn from their successes and mistakes.
Networking also helps you to know when to team up and when to divide your
efforts for maximum effectiveness. This website is a good place to start networking.
There are
only a few miscellaneous tasks that must be completed before the NGO
can fully
operate. Some of these include:
• Hiring
staff and volunteers
• Reaching
out and becoming known in the community
• Seeking
office supplies (furniture, computers, machinery)
• Insuring
the NGO
• Holding
orientation.
NGO
1. What is a NGO?
NGO
is an abbreviation of Non-Government Organization
2. In each country there
are several Organizations
In
an organization there are a group of people working with a similar objective
and purpose under an umbrella. Various types of Organization found in each
country.
Ø Government (Central, State, Autonomous, Local)
Ø Corporate/ Business Houses (Big & Small)
Ø Religious Organizations (Temple, Mosque, Church
etc.)
Ø NGOs (Development Organizations/ UN, International,
National, State level etc.)
Ø CBOs (Clubs, SHGs, Groups, Cooperatives etc.) at the
grass root village/hamlet (tolla) level
Global Definition of the Social Work Profession
Global Definition of the Social Work Profession
“Social work is a practice-based profession and an academic discipline that promotes social change and development, social cohesion, and the empowerment and liberation of people. Principles of social justice, human rights, collective responsibility and respect for diversities are central to social work. Underpinned by theories of social work, social sciences, humanities and indigenous know ledges, social work engages people and structures to address life challenges and enhance well-being.
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