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  • types of ngos in rajasthan,delhi working for the environement can be classified into the following types-
    • advocacy based -taking govt funding.
    • principle based-foreign donors
    • principle based-decreasing foreign donors increased begging from govt
    • advocacy based-foreign and govt funding
    • development based- cashing in bogus organisations.
  • gender wise seat allocation- predominantly a man's arena, women are scarce if not non existent alltogether. Main job responsibilities vary from field visits to simple documentation

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