Managing NGO in Health and Development Sector: Management

Managing NGO in Health and Development Sector offers a comprehensive and practical guide to understanding the evolving role of non-governmental organizations in addressing public health and development challenges. Drawing on decades of field experience, research, and policy engagement, Dr. Goutam Sadhu examines the historical evolution of NGOs, their expanding role within civil society, and their contributions to improving health, water, sanitation, and community development outcomes. The book discusses key aspects of NGO management, including governance, programme planning, community participation, financial accountability, and monitoring and evaluation. It also highlights the role of NGOs in humanitarian response, conflict settings, and grassroots social transformation. Designed for MBA students in Development Management, Rural Management, master's in social work, development practitioners, and policy makers, the book bridges theory and practice by presenting conceptual frameworks alongside real-world experiences. It serves as a valuable resource for strengthening health systems, empowering communities, and promoting sustainable and inclusive development globally.

Pages: 192, Hardcover, Notion Press