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A 5 page paper comparing points of key operations at nonprofits and among public-sector organizations. Nonprofit organizations often operate in a liaison position between the public and private sectors, frequently working to persuade leaders in each to adopt different ways. Some nonprofits offer education, others offer healthcare, still others work for community development in planned and systematic ways intended to benefit all involved. The paper discusses funding, staffing, origins, housing and accountability. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSpubAdNonpOp.rtf
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It was in his Republic that Plato advanced the notion that those who govern do so only at and with the ongoing consent of the governed.
This has not appeared to have been the case throughout much of civilized history, as a review of any European or Asian nations history can illustrate. Its veracity is
supported with many events of history, however. Public administration constitutes a huge "industry" of its own, separate from the private sector yet often highly involved with it.
Nonprofit organizations often operate in a liaison position between the public and private sectors, frequently working to persuade leaders in each to adopt different ways.
Some nonprofits offer education, others offer healthcare, still others work for community development in planned and systematic ways intended to benefit all involved. There are both similarities and
differences in operations issues between the two entity forms. Key Operations The leading "key" at either the nonprofit or the public-sector organization is
that it provide the service it exists to provide. Another is that it be fiscally responsible in providing that service. Both must be accountable in financial reporting.
Both need to recruit, select and retain the best employees they can attract. Both must maintain physical facilities and communications systems, and both must maintain some form of contact
with the public. Providing Service The nonprofit organization exists to provide some sort of education, political action, service to society or other end
result that is identifiable and operates outside of the accepted pattern of standard business. Private schools, environmental "watchdog" groups, not-for-profit hospitals and other nonprofit organizations exist for some purpose
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