African Non-Governmental Organizations' Importance in Society
It wasn't until the mid-19th century, just after World War II, that Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) came into existence. They formed these groups in order to help those who had suffered greatly in the aftermath of World War II. There has been an increase in the influence of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) since that time. The NGO's Purpose The country has grown rapidly over the years, but this expansion is not able to reach every aspect of society in same manner. A large portion of the population is barely able to earn enough money for a day's worth of food so more and more individuals take annual vacations abroad. The duties of an NGO for underprivileged child in a growing African society are not limited to providing assistance to the poor; instead, NGOs play a leading role in a variety of other societal problems, such as combating child as well as women trafficking, promoting education for children and adults, and providing adequate medical care for