International cooperation and development projects
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Keywords:
non-profit organizations, business organizations, international cooperationAbstract
Today, the cooperative relationship between non-profit organizations and business organizations is closely related to the knowledge transfer process, which results in better performance of non-profit organizations, although this positive dynamic depends on the ability of non-profit organizations to generate income. Despite being considered an important instrument for peaceful coexistence and the stability of the international system, International Development Cooperation has not managed to achieve its main objective, which is economic and social development to reduce global poverty. Through international cooperation, it seeks to provide socially responsible ideas and services aimed at solving certain contemporary problems. However, this often presents a twofold difficulty.
Keywords: non-profit organizations, business organizations, international cooperation.
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