So who are the leading NGOs/UN agencies according to Corporate Leaders? See the Top 20:
For the full ranking tables and background information see FT or Dalberg.
Ranking are always disputed and setting criteria for such an homogeneous are such as NGOs and UN agencies this is far from an easy job. Having such diverse NGOs on the same piece of papers might appear a bit random to some but nonetheless I think it's a good start for increased transparency and stimulating improvement through sharing of best practices.
BTW not a big surprise than Rotary and Lions make it to the top considering that their members are mainly business people.
The only other ranking of NGOs - although focussed on US charities - is Charity Navigator. Do you know any else?
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Yes, good catch on the Rotary and Lions Club. interesting rankings though nonetheless. I could give a big reply about mobile cell phones in the developing world now - had fantastic discussion with CGAP people in DC. They say that the focus now must be on expanding the reach of mobiles and cell phone lines to the rural areas of developing countries. The increasing # in mobile subscription rates, according to CGAP, is still very very urban!
I have enjoyed reading all your recent posts mate...the Kielbergers are household names in Canada. I heard that Bill Gates quote before "From whom much is given...much is expected" and think that, with Buddhist philosphy in mind - these are words to live by! Hey, one other thing - update your online profile - to the best of my knowledge you have graduated from UNSW now!!! Your bud, Tomas
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