Question 1: What are the international non-profit organizations? International environmental protection organizations, International Red Cross Organization, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Shanghai International Cooperation Organization, Association of East Asian Nations.

Question 2: What are the famous non-profit organizations such as labor unions, women’s federations, and disabled people’s federations?

Question 3: Classification of non-profit organizations. Based on comparative research in 26 countries, Salamon established The classification standard for international non-profit organizations has been established: 1. Education and academic; 2. Medical care; 3. Social welfare; 4. Culture and leisure; 5. Professional groups; 6. Residential development; 7. International affairs; 8. Citizen initiatives; 9. Environment Protection; 10. Charity; 11. Religion; 12. Others. This taxonomy makes it easy to identify which organizations are nonprofits, but is not conducive to in-depth academic research, and there are differences in context across countries. The United Nations International Standard Industrial Classification System divides non-profit organizations into 3 major categories and 15 subcategories, which are: Education: primary education, secondary education, university education, adult education and others; Medical and Social Work: medical care, veterinary and social Work; other community services and personal services: environmental health, chambers of commerce and professional organizations, trade unions, other membership organizations (including religious and political organizations), entertainment agencies, news agencies, libraries, museums and cultural institutions, sports and leisure. The European Economic Activity Industry Classification System divides non-profit organizations into 5 categories and 18 items: Education: higher education, primary and secondary education, vocational education and nursing education; research and development; medical and health: hospitals, clinics, other medical care Institutions, dentists and veterinarians; Other public services: social work, charities, professional organizations, employers' associations, trade unions, religious organizations and societies, travel agencies; Leisure and culture: recreational institutions, libraries, archives, museums, zoos and sports organizations .

Question 4: Definition of international non-profit organization, thank you! ! ! An international non-profit organization is an organization with international behavioral characteristics and not for the purpose of making profits for the owner of the organization. It is a treaty concluded by three or more countries (or other subjects of international law) in order to achieve the purpose of the agreement. It is a permanent institution with certain rules and regulations established by other formal legal documents. Its goal is usually to support or deal with issues or events of personal concern or public concern. Therefore, it covers a wide range of fields, from art, charity, education, Politics, religion, academia, environmental protection, etc. are each responsible for filling the gap between social demand and government supply.

Question 5: What are the non-profit organizations in my country? *** They are divided into four categories:

1. Societies and associations: associations, societies, promotion associations, etc.

2. Foundations: major foundations (excluding the Red Cross and XX Fund, etc.) 3. Private non-organizations: schools, research institutes, hospitals, service centers, etc. (excluding public ones)

4 , *** Departments

Question 6: What are the government-run non-profit organizations in China? Due to political system and other reasons, there are currently no typical non-profit organizations in the Western sense in mainland China. Organizations such as the Youth Federation, Women's Federation, Disabled Persons' Federation, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, and the Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries, which are well known to the general public, are actually semi-official social organizations with Communist backgrounds. These organizations have deep official backgrounds, from employees to funding sources.

In recent years, the number of social organizations similar to Western non-profit organizations has been increasing. However, due to the lack of relevant legal regulations, these organizations either choose to affiliate with a certain organization when registering with the *** department. A *** department, become a semi-official organization like the Youth Federation and Women's Federation, or register as an ordinary for-profit company. Many foreign multinational non-profit organizations also face the same problem while developing their business in China. Many foreign non-profit organizations choose to register as for-profit companies, and some choose not to register at all.

Question 7: What are the non-profit organizations in my country? Non-profit organizations refer to organizations that are not for profit. Its goal is usually to support or deal with issues or events of personal concern or public concern. Non-profit organizations cover a wide range of fields, from art, charity, education, politics, religion, academia, environmental protection, etc. Nonprofit organizations do not operate to generate profits, which is often seen as a primary characteristic of such organizations. However, some experts believe that the most important difference that separates nonprofits from businesses is that nonprofits are legally or ethically bound not to distribute earnings to owners or shareholders. Non-profit organizations (sometimes also called the third sector), together with the private sector (the first sector of non-profit organizations) and the private sector of the business world (the second sector), form the three main forces that influence society. Nonprofit organizations must still generate revenue to fund their activities. However, its income and expenses are limited. Non-profit organizations are therefore often funded by donations from the public and private sectors, and are often tax-exempt. Private donations to nonprofit organizations are sometimes tax deductible.

Follow-up question: For example, what organizations are there? Like the One Foundation, etc. Answer: For example, the Consumer Rights Protection Association, the Olympic Organizing Committee, the China Disabled Persons Association, the Writers Association, the Charity Association, the Religious Three-Self Patriotic Committee Yuanhui, the Overseas Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and local associations that everyone is familiar with (Hong Kong Business Association, Taiwan Business Association, Chaoqing Youth Association) and so on, they are all non-profit organizations, and there are many more, so I won’t list them all.

Question 8: What are the common forms of fundraising for foreign non-profit organizations? There are three main sources of funds for foreign non-profit organizations: private donations, service charges and *** subsidies.

Common forms of fundraising for foreign non-profit organizations include:

Launching a running fundraiser, or raising money from charity sales

Question 9: Non-profit organizations in the United States I studied non-profit management at the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs. The non-profit management major has nothing to do with business and would not be located under the business school. If it were located under the business school, then this school would It is recommended that you don't go. Non-profit management majors belong to the field of public politics and are usually found in specialized public colleges or liberal arts colleges.

If you are an undergraduate student, the School of Public Finance will have a non-profit management major, a public finance major, and others such as public management (politics is not suitable for international students) Policy analysis (I know many people go into the media), urban management or construction, etc. Of course, some colleges also offer environmental management, art management and other public-related fields.

If you are a graduate student, the full name is MPA, which is Master of Public Administration. If you want to focus on public management or non-profit management, and other special areas of focus, you have to ask your The professor or see what your class is about.

Non-profit organizations are very complete and sound in the United States. The American non-profit industry has a long history and covers a wide range of areas, which has a lot to do with the American political system. A non-profit organization is not an affiliate of the government, nor is it a commercial department, nor does it only do charity. It is an independent department but a public department that has close ties with various departments.

I am studying at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) at Indiana University in the United States. The non-profit and environmental management majors rank first in the United States, and the School of Public Affairs ranks second in the United States overall.

The following is the US NEWs 2012 ranking of non-profit master's degrees, I hope it will be helpful to you

#1 Indiana University--Bloomington Bloomington, IN

#2 Syracuse University (Maxwell) Syracuse, NY

#3 University of Minnesota--Twin Cities (Humphrey) Minneapolis, MN

#3 University of Washington (Evans) Seattle, WA

#5 New York University (Wagner) New York, NY

#6 Indiana University-Purdue University--Indianapolis Indianapolis, IN

#7 University of Southern California (Price) Los Angeles, CA

#8 University of Texas--Austin (LBJ) Austin, TX

#9 Harvard University (Kennedy) Cambridge, MA

#10 Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD

#11 University of Nebraska--Omaha Omaha, NE

#12 Cleveland State University (Levin) Cleveland, OH

#12 Georgia State University (Young) Atlanta, GA

#14 University of Colorado--Denver Denver, CO

#15 Arizona State University Phoenix, AZ

#15 University of Georgia Athens, GA

#15 University of Missouri--Kansas City Kansas City, MO

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Question 10: What non-profit organizations are there in my country? There are too many, such as China Charity Federation, Red Cross Society of China, Narada Foundation, Huang Zhou Foundation, etc., etc., too many to mention.