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The involvement of
NGOs in the formulation and in the delivery of
social policies in their capacities as service
providers will improve the efficiency of services
providers, and will reduce the incidents of
corruption.
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NGOs are presumed to
be more efficient than the state in providing social
services.
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NGOs reflect both
private and popular initiatives.
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NGOs are far from
government bureaucratic procedures and obtain the
greatest needs of local associations.
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In addition to the traditional
role of NGOs of supporting the poor population and women and
children, they also now strive to provide economic
independence and-reliance.
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Global coalitions through NGOs on issues such as poverty, women's
empowerment, environment and debt have been
effective in bringing about more constructive
international attitudes and policies in these areas
and to the benefit of Arab countries
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