The Role of NGOs in Civil Society: South Africa and the Draft Bill Tempest Case Solution
Myriad changes are signaled by the ending of the apartheid government in South Africa in that society -- including a fundamental assessment of how authorities should control not-for-profit, Nongovernmental organizations and philanthropic. Such groups dropped into two important types -- traditional charities, most of which were officially arranged, and community-based organizations, some of them everyday, which had been part of the vanguard of apartheid resistance.
When the post-apartheid government drafts legislation to manage NGOs, controversy erupts. What proponents see as fiscal safeguards that are essential, some NGO leaders see as possible government hindrance. HKS Instance Number 1374.0
This is just an excerpt. This case is about ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PUBLICATION DATE: January 01, 1997
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