Nonprofits
Government Can Do Better for Charity
By treating government as a potential partner, nonprofits can find ways to put its resources to productive use.
By treating government as a potential partner, nonprofits can find ways to put its resources to productive use.
PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology and Health) is a nonprofit organization designed to ensure that the benefits of innovation in science and technology are available to developing countries and remotely located, low-income groups. In this audio interview, host Sheela Sethuraman speaks with Dr. Christopher Elias, president and CEO of PATH, about the PATH's origins, accomplishments, and challenges.
Shouldn't nonprofits and philanthropies be aiming for "customer satisfaction" too?
Social media innovators are intrigued by the idea of spare-time, mobile volunteering.
As non-white minorities become the majority, the demand for nonprofit services will shift.
Environmental sustainability faces one of its toughest challenges when it comes to international growth. In this panel discussion, experts consider how the accelerated rate at which developing nations now follow the footsteps of the United States is leading to the ever greater exploitation of natural resources. They discuss ways to achieve sustainable development.
Expect a battle between a cause-wired citizenry and governments that want to block the free flow of information.
Nonprofits need to focus on building organizational capacity.