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Strategies of Development-oriented NGOs: Four Generations
Source: David C Korten (1990) Getting to the 21st Century - voluntary action
and the global agenda; Bookmark; ISBN 971-569-005-X
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Generation |
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First |
Second |
Third |
Fourth |
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Relief and Welfare |
Community Development |
Sustainable systems development |
People’s Movements |
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Problem definition |
shortage |
local inertia |
institutional and policy constraints |
inadequate mobilising vision |
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Time frame |
immediate |
project life |
10 to 20 years |
indefinite future |
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Scope |
individual or family |
neighbourhood or village |
region or nation |
national or global |
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Chief actors |
NGO |
NGO + community |
all relevant public and private institutions |
loosely defined networks of people and
organisations |
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NGO Role |
doer |
mobilizer |
catalyst |
activist/educator |
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Management
orientation |
logistics management |
project management |
strategic management |
coalescing and energising self-managing
networks |
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Development education |
starving children |
community self-help |
constraining policies and institutions |
spaceship earth |
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