Handbook of NGO Governance

‘A Handbook of NGO Governance’ is based on the following principles; NGOs are accountable to their communities, good governance is a basic form of accountability, good governance has a formal structure, good governance involves the separation of governance and government, NGOs are mission-based organisations, NGOs promote the highest professional and ethical standards, NGOs exercise responsible resource management and mobilisation and NGOs are responsive to the communities they serve. Produced by the International Centre for Not-for-Profit Law, the handbook serves as a guide to good governance no matter what stage of maturity the organisation or its country’s NGO sector.

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