Stereotypical image of the Black Child and humanitarian fundraising - FOMINKA, Lumière
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The increase in the number of non-governmental organisations in England (around 160,000 according to the Charity Commission) and the volume of funding raised each year are two factors which raise questions about resource mobilisation practices: fundraising. Under the effect of financial pressures and competition, the desire to reduce financial dependence, to develop and to attract supporters and members, humanitarian NGOs are now developing fundraising techniques illustrated by the stereotypical image of the black child, and are inevitably becoming real companies that can be renamed humanitarian companies. These include marketing and mailing practices.…mehr

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The increase in the number of non-governmental organisations in England (around 160,000 according to the Charity Commission) and the volume of funding raised each year are two factors which raise questions about resource mobilisation practices: fundraising. Under the effect of financial pressures and competition, the desire to reduce financial dependence, to develop and to attract supporters and members, humanitarian NGOs are now developing fundraising techniques illustrated by the stereotypical image of the black child, and are inevitably becoming real companies that can be renamed humanitarian companies. These include marketing and mailing practices.
Autorenporträt
Lumière D. FOMINKA nació el 14 de febrero de 1986 en Penka-Michel, Camerún. Tiene un máster en Relaciones Internacionales. Como diplomático independiente, trabaja por el ejercicio de una diplomacia humanitaria que se aleja de cualquier forma de estereotipo susceptible de crear frustraciones y perpetuar una lectura bipolar del mundo.