What is NGO! Introduction to Non Government Organization:

An NGO is a private sector organization elevate by a collection of persons from civil society with the purpose of providing charitable services to the community as well as to the society in the affair of social welfare and the people's progress. The term NGO is applied for almost every institution, which is not particularly governmental. Any concern, which is non-government in its nature, nonprofit, and non-partisan, non-sectarian and is recorded under definite existing Laws, comes under the definition of NGO. The primary aspire of an NGO is to the enhancement of government, efforts in carrying out the development work and social welfare activities. 

Non-Governmental Organization Definition: 

The voluntary social welfare agencies/organizations are created with the purpose to resolve the general difficulty by using the available resources with the involvement of society. The NGOs are defined simply as voluntary development organizations and contain the Community Based Organization In the most modern terminology in this regard; the NGOs are also called Civil Society Organizations. The NGO segment in Pakistan is incredibly broad. NGOs are likely to play an excellent role in government activities, care for the public interest and in particular the interest of the mainly helpless faction on the one hand, while on the other they act as a service provider and perform business activities. The authenticity of the NGO sector depends on its integrity. Pakistani NGOs require maintaining and protecting the independence of the sector while establishing a method that can regulation its own members. 

The NGOs are functioning in diverse sectors, which comprise as follow: 

• Advocacy 
• Agriculture & Livestock 
• Micro-Enterprise Development 
• Credit & Savings 
• Communication & Information Sharing 
• Capacity Building / Financing 
• Basic job training, research, and development 
• Community Development 
• Culture Arts and Heritage 
• Child / Labor Rights 
• Employment / Income Generation 
• Environmental Protection & Forestry 
• Family Planning / Population Welfare 
• Gender & Development 
• Health & Nutrition 
• Human Rights 
• Humanitarian Relief 
• Legal Aid 
• Primary Education 
• Person with Disabilities 
• Rehabilitation of Drug Addicts 
• Social Welfare Services 
• Special Education 
• Urban Development 
• Water & Sanitation 
• Women in suffering 
• Women Rights