A qualitative inquiry into financial sustainability of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs): a case study of NAMA-affiliated CSOs
Civil society organizations (CSOs) in numerous countries face a variety of operational challenges, particularly in the realm of financial sustainability. This often leads to the discontinuation of their activities after a few years, resulting in a significant gap in the communities they serve. Th...
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NAMA Foundation
2024
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| 总结: | Civil society organizations (CSOs) in numerous countries face a variety of
operational challenges, particularly in the realm of financial sustainability. This
often leads to the discontinuation of their activities after a few years, resulting in
a significant gap in the communities they serve. This paper aims to explore the
financial sustainability of CSOs and some of its practical issues within NAMAaffiliated CSOs. In addition, the study also intends to draw attention to some
recommendations to the issues highlighted from the viewpoint of industrial
experts. The methodology used in this study follows the qualitative research
approach which aims to capture the thoughts and extensive knowledge of a few
related experts in the field. A total of six NAMA-affiliated CSOs in two countries
namely Indonesia and Kyrgyzstan are selected for the interview purpose. A semistructured interview is adopted to investigate a series of themes concerning the
financial sustainability of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in NAMAaffiliated CSOs. Based on the findings, four key dimensions namely stakeholder
relationships, financial accountability, financial sustainability, and the
effectiveness of financial operating models are influencing the financial
sustainability within NAMA-affiliated CSOs. These findings provide a blue-print
and shed light on stakeholder perspectives, practices, and the dynamics
influencing financial sustainability within NAMA-affiliated CSOs. Ultimately,
the research also provides valuable recommendations for the enhancement of
financial sustainability structures within third sector organizations, and later
contributing to the overall improvement of their effectiveness and impact. |
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