I'm doing a research on identifying and differentiating between NGO's and Government Budget Plan. I"m basing my research on Child Funds International Budget Planning and then a comparison between the two will be a determining factor of the two.
Based on this questions:
The budget is a governments plan for a year. It shows how much money the government expects to receive and how much it intends to spend that money. There is a slight difference in how the government prepares its budget as compared to the private and NGOs. Identify a facility (from different health sector), Analyses and compare how it prepares its budget.
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- A profile of the institution:
- What guides its existence?
- What are the development and strategic goals?
- When the budget period does commence and ends?
- Where is the source of funding coming from?
- What is the budget process?
- Is the budget process (system effective?)
- What areas needs review/change (your recommendation)
I'm not sure if I'm understanding exactly what you need, but all of ChildFund International's financials are available to the public on their site. Budget timelines will probably tend to vary, especially because their sources come from multiple places (individuals sponsoring a child, grants, etc).
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