Abstract
Ideally, social development is a prime duty of state.
However in developing countries, the importance of
business and NGO sectors, and limitations of state in
realizing the social ideals cannot be ignored. Each sector
has immense potentialities in their respective field, such
as: state can provide enabling environment and space for
the other two sectors; business can solve the financial
problems for the government’s agenda of development;
and NGOs can implement the development agenda of
government more economically and efficiently at the grass
root level. The partnership for social development can be
built on both - the strength and weakness of the three
sectors of society. For the purpose there is a need to
understand the nature, character, strengths and
weaknesses of the three sectors.
This study especially focuses on the dynamics of the three
sectors with reference to Pakistan in order to provide a
basis to state and other two sectors to become partners in
social development.
Dr. Mustaghis-ur-Rahman . (2004) Partners in Development: Three Sectors of Society State, Business and NGO, Journal of Independent Studies and Research-Management, Social Sciences and Economics, Volume-02, Issue-2.
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