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Purpose: NGOs are formed to pursue specific social causes or advocate for particular issues such as human rights, education, healthcare, environment, etc. Funding: They often rely on donations, grants, and fundraising activities to finance their operations, as they do not generate profits like for-profit businesses. Structure: NGOs can vary widely in size and organizational structure. They may be local, national, or international in scope. Types: NGOs can be classified into various types based on their orientation and focus, such as advocacy NGOs, operational NGOs (which directly implement projects), and more. Activities: Common activities include research, lobbying, humanitarian aid, development projects, and awareness campaigns. Governance: They are governed by boards or committees, and their operations are guided by their missions and values.