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− | The Netherlands is one of Europe’s leading participators in not-for-profit and international aid activities. “‘The non- profit sector [is] a huge economic source in the Netherlands, accounting for substantial shares of national expenditures and employment… a $60 billion industry”’ (Salamon and Sokolowski 2004). The Netherlands is home to many international organizations, for example, the greenpeaceGreenpeace, and is largely involved in international developmental activities. “‘Surprisingly few people seem to realize that the Netherlands is one of the leading countries in global civil society building, and that the Dutch government is one of the leading donors to non-governmental organizations throughout the world.”’ (Evaluation of the Theme based Cofinancing 2003). Compared to neighboring European countries, the Netherlands clearly stands out in its non-for-profit, charitable activities. | + | The Netherlands is one of Europe’s leading participators in not-for-profit and international aid activities. “‘The non- profit sector [is] a huge economic source in the Netherlands, accounting for substantial shares of national expenditures and employment… a $60 billion industry”’ (Salamon and Sokolowski 2004). The Netherlands is home to many international organizations, for example, the greenpeaceGreenpeace, and is largely involved in international developmental activities. “‘Surprisingly few people seem to realize that the Netherlands is one of the leading countries in global civil society building, and that the Dutch government is one of the leading donors to non-governmental organizations throughout the world.”’ (Evaluation of the Theme based Cofinancing 2003). Compared to neighboring European countries, the Netherlands clearly stands out in its non-for-profit, charitable activities. <membersonly> |
Latest revision as of 07:21, 17 July 2008
The Netherlands is one of Europe’s leading participators in not-for-profit and international aid activities. “‘The non- profit sector [is] a huge economic source in the Netherlands, accounting for substantial shares of national expenditures and employment… a $60 billion industry”’ (Salamon and Sokolowski 2004). The Netherlands is home to many international organizations, for example, the greenpeaceGreenpeace, and is largely involved in international developmental activities. “‘Surprisingly few people seem to realize that the Netherlands is one of the leading countries in global civil society building, and that the Dutch government is one of the leading donors to non-governmental organizations throughout the world.”’ (Evaluation of the Theme based Cofinancing 2003). Compared to neighboring European countries, the Netherlands clearly stands out in its non-for-profit, charitable activities.