https://theloop.ecpr.eu/between-luther-and-montesquieu/
In an essay on the types of democracy used by members of the Church of Norway, Helge K. Nylenna points to the broader picture of the democracies (and democratic innovations) used/created by other non-governmental organizations.
Here I encourage that we try not to think of the "big" global NGOs but rather that we focus on the ones started locally, as community groups, ones that remain small in number.
These smaller NGOs are deeply underappreciated sites of democratic innovation and, in my experience with the literature, appear infrequently within the works of democracy's professional students (aka academics/lifelong practitioners in international democracy development and promotion).
Is there a small NGO that you know of that runs itself democratically?
https://theloop.ecpr.eu/between-luther-and-montesquieu/
Revered Dr.Jean- Paul Gagnon,
I think Norway has many NGOs if which the local NGOs have great impact than International NGOs.
It is something different to know that the NGOs at International level and local level have different areas of geographical coverage of rendering their services to the people.
International NGOs have many branches omin different countries but the local NGOs have limited area of operation within the country but they have close contact with local people because they know the local problems based on which the operations might have been intensified according to the stakeholders needs and preferences.
Local NGOs have highly committed than International NGOs because they are one among the community to come up to raise this NGO.
NGOs are non profit organizations have the motto of serving to the community democratically.
They have been identified with their special activities to the community to fulfill the immediate needs.
I am sure that the local NGOs have agenda of maintaining the welfare oriented activities the community at great extent possible.
Regards
Senapathy
Ethiopia
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