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Non-Governmental Organizations,s the challenges of on-the-ground coordination among the NGO community and between NGOs and other civilian and military actors. This chapter also discusses the difference between neutrality and impartiality in terms of humanitarian assistance, as well as the pros and cons of NGO activity and the issues being debated within the NGO world itself.

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Book 2021anitarian crises—the United Nations and other international bodies; non-governmental organizations; civilian government agencies; and militaries. Because these institutions have distinct goals as well as overlapping mandates and activities on the ground, they do not always collaborate effectively, d

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International Organizations,rgovernmental organizations outside the UN system that are built upon cultural, linguistic, religious, or historic ties—as well as international humanitarian organizations. It also provides a comprehensive overview of the various types of UN peace operations, including peacekeeping operations, polit

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Non-Governmental Organizations,eacebuilding, long-term development, and advocacy. It provides basic information regarding the structure, staff and missions of NGOs found in peace, stabilization, and relief operations. It also includes a discussion of the growth of civil society as an important component of peacebuilding as well a

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Civilian Government Agencies,traditional foreign affairs departments—State, USAID, Defense, Commerce, and Agriculture—but also Treasury, Justice, Homeland Security, and Health and Human Services. Although this chapter deals mostly with U.S. agencies, it also includes sections on agencies in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Japan, an

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