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NGOs, or non-governmental organizations, play a major role in international development, aid, and philanthropy.

NGOs are non-profit by definition, but may run budgets of millions or up to billions of dollars each year.

As such, NGOs rely on a variety of funding sources from private donations and membership dues to government contribution.

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IGO: inter-governmental organisation or international government organisation
MGO: multi-governmental organisation (an alternate term for an IGO with 3 or more members)

Examples:
G7/8
OPEC
IMF
World Bank

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IGO: intergovernmental organizations. Can be to promote economic growth amongst members, provide disaster relief, etc.

E.G:
UN
EU
World Bank
OPEC

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IGO: intergovernmental organisation: an organisation composed primarily of sovereign states
- EU
- IMF
- World bank
- FAO

MGOs: multi-governmental organisations
- EU
- international development law organisation

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IGO: Intergovernmental organisation composed of multiple states
FAO
G7

MGO: Multigovernmental Organisation operas in different states or regional.
IMF
UN
EU

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igo - at least 2 nations coming together to form an entity for the purpose of working together in areas of common interest --> bound legally --> eg UN

mgo - same thing but with at least 3 members --> eg. IMF

Igo would focus more on trade??

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MGO: operates in multiple different states. At least 3
IGO : are inter-governmental organisations and have at least 2 nations that come together to form an entity.

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MGO: an organisation that operates in multiple different states. It can be regional such as the EU or international such as the World Bank, UN or the IMF.
- they focus on economic matters to increase trade & interactions despite some external protectionism
- the EU is an example of a trading bloc that is an arrangement which allows a group of nations to allow free trade between members but impose protectionism towards other countries

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MGOs: an organisation that operates in multiple different states.

IGOs: are an intergovernmental organisation in which at least two nations come together to form an entity for the purpose of working together in an area of common interest

EG:
United Nations
The world Bank
European Union
OPEC
NAFTA
IMF

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MGOs: at least 3 organisations that operate across several different states or countries, working together in areas of common interest. Example are the UN, the IMF,  the EU. The EU focuses on trade and aim to increase global interactions.
IGOs are inter-governmental organisations that have at least 2 nations that come together.

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IGO's: (internal governmental organizations)  at least two nations come together to form an entity ( bounds the country's to work together)
- it is subject to international law and there is no legal obligation
Some examples of their objectives is to improve trade and develop economies.

MGO's: Multi governmental Organizations with at least three members.

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IGOs are intergovernmental organisation in which at least 2 nations come together to form an entity for the purpose of working together in areas of common interest

MGO is a multi government organisation with is an alternative term for an IGO with atleast 3 members

IMF focuses on trade