THE PROCEDURE OF ESTABLISHING AN NGO

Any non-profit volunteer citizens group organised on a local, national, or international level is referred to as a non-government organisation (NGO). NGO's offer a variety of services and humanitarian roles, communicate citizens' concerns to governments, promote and monitor legislation, and stimulate political participation through providing of infrastructural support. Starting an NGO is a time-consuming process that demands a strong vision and passion from a person or group of people who share a common concern for a community if done effectively and strategically (Srinivas, 2015). The services provided to the community can be extremely beneficial and resourceful. It is a legally organised organisation made up of legal people that works independently of any government and is a phrase used by the government to denote to enterprises that do not have government status. The steps outlined below are presented in a general chronological order and are useful in the formation of an NGO. This paper serves as a broad "How to" guideline and these issues may vary depending on each NGO. It is also important to note that these situations differ from country to country, as each has its own set of requirements and recommendations