Kiekybinis NVO sektoriaus augimas Lietuvoje: organizacijų, bet ne dalyvių

Žiliukaitė, Rūta

doi:10.15388/socmintvei.2012.1.404

SMV

2012

DOI: 10.15388/socmintvei.2012.1.404

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Kiekybinis NVO sektoriaus augimas Lietuvoje: organizacijų, bet ne dalyvių

Rūta Žiliukaitė¹

Abstract: Santrauka. Nevyriausybinių organizacijų sektoriaus analizė Lietuvoje atskleidžia dvi tendencijas. Pirma, per dvidešimt metų, prabėgusių nuo demokratijos institucionalizavimo šalyje, nevyriausybinių organizacijų skaičius šalyje reikšmingai išaugo. Antra, gyventojų, kurie dalyvauja šių organizacijų veikloje, skaičius, nepaisant organizacijų skaičiaus augimo, išlieka toks pat arba, jeigu auga, tai tik reprezentatyvių apklausų statistinės paklaidos ribose. Straipsnyje, pateikus šiuos kiekybinius, nevyriausybinių o… Show more

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Interest-balanced agricultural policy-making: Key participative and collaborative capacities in the opinion of NGOs’ experts

Raišienė¹,

Podviezko²,

Skulskis³

et al. 2019

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Stakeholder participation in the process of agricultural policy-making is a way to express public interest and thus to better ensure sustainability of the sector as well as of a country. In agriculture, variety of stakeholders and their organizations is huge, and their power and ability to protect common interests are uneven. Studies on interest management note that contradictions between interest-based actors could be solved most effectively through their collaboration. Thus, the article aims to identify key capacities of agricultural organizations to fulfil their members' interests at the level of agricultural policy. With this aim, interviews with the leaders of agricultural NGOs were carried out. Opinions of experts were elicited using the 10-point Likert scale. The LiT method of grades' transformation given in the Likert scale to weights was proposed and used. The resulting weights revealed the significance of each question. As the result, shared resources, stakeholders' motivation and commitment, teamwork and synergy between intersectorial actors was found as the main collaborative capacities while influence-making, and the ability to act according to regulations and procedures has been estimated as a highly important participative capacity for agricultural NGOs.

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Interest-balanced agricultural policy-making: Key participative and collaborative capacities in the opinion of NGOs’ experts

Raišienė¹,

Podviezko²,

Skulskis³

et al. 2019

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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When do Lithuanian NGDOs Succeed in Influencing Foreign Policy?

Gadeikienė

2022

POL

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The literature indicates an ever-growing involvement of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in foreign policy and hence an increasing potential for them to exert influence over it. Approaching foreign aid policy as a suitable empirical indicator of a country’s foreign policy, this paper examines the case of Lithuanian development NGOs’ (NGDOs’) influence over bilateral foreign aid policy. Based on the mechanistic approach to social science, this paper demonstrates that NGDO influence is observed when an NGDO has resources to assist decision-makers in policy implementation; when it behaves strategically; and when decision-makers’ access to these resources is threatened. Although other NGDO’s resources are insufficient to result in the NGDO being able to exercise influence, they help to strengthen the long-term collaborative relationship with decision-makers, which is necessary for the micro-phenomenon of NGDO influence to occur. The paper concludes that the potential influence of Lithuanian NGDOs is limited, constrained by the scant demand for NGDOs’ resources and the unconducive institutional setting. But the paper identifies low issue salience and a focused concentration of valuable resources within Lithuanian NGDOs as factors which increase the likelihood of NGDO influence.

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Kiekybinis NVO sektoriaus augimas Lietuvoje: organizacijų, bet ne dalyvių

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Interest-balanced agricultural policy-making: Key participative and collaborative capacities in the opinion of NGOs’ experts

Interest-balanced agricultural policy-making: Key participative and collaborative capacities in the opinion of NGOs’ experts

When do Lithuanian NGDOs Succeed in Influencing Foreign Policy?

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