Case Studies
INGO case studies show both the short-term relief and long-term campaigns that INGOs are involved in promoting. Income statements and expense breakdowns of each INGO can be found at Charitynavigator.org which details the amount of money large INGOs have at their disposal and how effectively different organizations use their donations.
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