A. Introduction

Peoples have the inclination to form themselves into groups in order to turn to common demands and concerns. As the cliche goes: “ No Man Is An Island” . In the olden yearss. groups of people banded together to increase their opportunities of endurance because being portion of a larger group increased their strength. and even warded off possible marauders. Besides. being in a group resulted to more people runing and assemblage. which led to an addition in the sum of nutrient that they could roll up. Today. people band together. non for endurance. but for grounds more complex and diverse than earlier. One of these grounds is to turn to certain issues that the members of the organisations deem socially relevant and timely.

Non-governmental organisations or NGOs are set up by like-minded persons brought together by a common passion. a demand to advance or go to to a certain issue. or because of common individualities. “NGOs have been defined harmonizing to five structural-operational characteristics which states that NGOs are organized. private. non-profit. self-governing. and voluntary. ( Global Civil Society. 2003 ) ” . NGOs are perceived to be organisations geared towards a specific intent. and are renowned for their energy and dedication in prosecuting their ends. These organisations are normally concerned with social issues like back uping out-of-school young persons. orphanhoods. adult females. wellness. and instruction. amongst many others.

World Vision is a non-governmental organisation set up by Dr. Robert Willard Pierce in 1950. His inspiration for set uping this organisation was an abandoned Chinese kid called White Jade who he supported by giving $ 5 a month to her caretaker. The first child sponsorship plan was put in topographic point three old ages subsequently to manage the financess that came from contributions when he made a movie called the “38th Parallel” . which intended to raise financess for orphans in the Korean War. Since so. it has spread to the other continents and expanded its range to include non merely kids. but besides exigency alleviation. poorness. community-based undertakings. instruction. wellness. leading preparation. and income coevals seminars.

World Vision besides founded a subdivision of the organisation in the Philippines in 1957. This was done to assist an orphanhood in the island of Guimaras called the Good Shepherd’s Fold by donating musical instruments and text editions for the kids. Three old ages subsequently. World Vision Philippines established their ain orphanhood called Mercyville Orphanage in South Cotabato.

The Philippines has focused on the construct of nation-building of all time since it was given independency by its last coloniser. the United States of America. True. it has been hard to hold a sense of a united Philippines because of the built-in cultural. spiritual. and geographic divide between the Filipinos. The Filipino authorities recognizes that the young person are important to nation-building as reflected in Section 2 of the Republic Act 8044 which states that: “The State recognizes its duty to enable the young person to carry through their critical function in nation-building…” .

The advocates of this research would wish to analyse if the World Vision Philippines. which is one of the largest international organisations here in the state. plays a important function in the Philippines’ nation-building. The advocates take this non-governmental organisation because of its widespread repute brought about chiefly by their broad range of donees and their famous person indorsements. Besides. their plans chiefly cater to the young person. which has been established as critical to nation-building. although it is a fact that the World Vision Philippines besides have plans for households and communities. However. this fact does non deter a possible relationship between World Vision and the Philippines’ nation-building but instead. beef up it as households and communities besides play a function in nation-building.

B. Statement Of The Research Problems

This research is seeking to happen out the function of the non-governmental organisation. the World Vision Philippines. in the aforesaid country’s nation-building.

Specifically. this research attempts to reply the undermentioned inquiries:

1. Does the World Vision Philippines play a important function in nation-building of the Philippines?

2. How does World Vision Philippines contribute to the nation-building of the Philippines?

3. How is the World Vision Philippines held accountable for all the contributions and financess sent to them by their givers?

4. What are the steps used to measure whether the World Vision Philippines’ undertakings and plans are successful?

5. What are the strengths. failings. menaces. and chances that affect the World Vision Philippines?

6. What strategies can be done in order to turn to the said strengths. failings. menaces. and chances of World Vision Philippines that could assist into doing it a better organisation?

C. Statement Of the Research Aims

This research aims to happen out the function of the World Vision Philippines in the end of nation-building.

Specifically. the advocates aspire to achieve the undermentioned aims:

1. To find whether World Vision Philippines plays a important function in nation-building of the Philippines.

2. To depict how the specific plans and undertakings of the World Vision Philippines contribute to the nation-building of the Philippines.

3. To happen out how the World Vision Philippines is held accountable for all the contributions and financess sent to them by their givers.

4. To set up what steps are used to measure whether the World Vision Philippines’ undertakings and plans are successful.

5. To consider the strengths. failings. menaces. and chances that affect the World Vision Philippines.

6. To see the schemes that can be done in order to turn to the said strengths. failings. menaces. and chances of World Vision Philippines that could assist into doing it a better organisation.

D. Significance of the Study

The bing literature about nation-building in the Philippines does non take into history the function of NGOs. The advocates wish to turn to this research spread by supplying an analysis of the function of one of the largest international non-governmental organisations in the state. the World Vision Philippines. The advocates would wish to add to the information available and hope to specifically profit the followers:

D. 1. World Vision Philippines

The World Vision Philippines is the primary donee of this survey because it is the organisation that is being analyzed by the advocates. If the research proves that the organisation does play a important function in nation-building. their being will be legitimatized. Besides. their repute would better which could take to more givers and voluntaries for their plans. undertakings. and activities. The information and analysis done in this paper could be utilized by the organisation in order to better their services. supplement their insufficiencies. turn to their chief jobs. maintain or even further heighten their successes. and develop schemes to do their organisation more efficient and better as a whole.

D. 2. Donors

Potential and existent givers would besides profit from this survey because they will be able to utilize the information about the World Vision Philippines so that they can more accurately assess whether the organisation is deserving donating to or non. This is of import because the NGO already has a batch of givers from both persons and establishments. Besides. givers are the entities to whom World Vision Philippines is most accountable to because it is their contributions that financess the plans. undertakings. and activities of the said organisation. The information provided here can assist the givers identify the countries of inadequacies of the World Vision Philippines. and because of their critical function in the organisation. they can exert force per unit area and influence to do the organisation address these issues.

D. 3. Beneficiaries

The donees of the World Vision Philippines could measure from this research whether the services that are given to them are what the organisation promised to render. Besides. they would be able to nail the countries that the organisation is lacking in. from which. in coordination with the NGO. they could both address these concerns to better the organisation and its services. The donees could besides measure whether the intervention given to them by the NGO is the same for all the other donees that are besides helped by the organisation.

D. 4. Volunteers

The possible and existent voluntaries of World Vision Philippines can profit from this survey because it would let them to acquire to cognize the NGO better. This is of import because as voluntaries. they would stand for the NGO to the donees and other entities. and such. they must familiarise themselves in the workings. constructions. and rules of the organisation. Besides. they could measure accurately whether the organisation they joined in is presenting on its promises. and if non. being insiders. they would be able to assist the organisation better its public presentation better.

D. 5. Affiliated NGOS and corporations

Non-governmental organisations that work with World Vision Philippines will profit from this survey because it would let them to understand how the World Vision Philippines plants and its precedences and concerns. This would let them to break their working relationship with the concerned establishment. and they could develop schemes which would use their and the World Visions’ strengths. failings. menaces. and chances. One of the most of import attached organisations of the World Vision Philippines is the Filipino Council for NGO Certification which is an entity that gives a enfranchisement to NGOs that meet established minimal standards for fiscal direction and answerability. This is an of import establishment because they help in reexamining and set uping the legitimacy and public presentation of NGOs in the Philippines.

D. 6. Related Government Agencies

Government bureaus. whose legal powers overlap with the concerns of the World Vision Philippines. will profit from this survey. because they could measure the work that the NGO does. If World Vision Philippines is proven to be helpful in nation-building. they can construct a partnership with the NGO so that their plants are supplemented by the said establishment. These authorities bureaus include the Securities and Exchange Commission ( the bureau that deals with NGOs as a whole ) . Department of Health ( World Vision Philippines is besides concerned about the wellness position of its donees ) . DEPED ( the aforementioned NGO financess the schooling of its receivers ) . DSWD ( World Vision Philippines’ chief receiving system of services are the young person. peculiarly kids ) . and National Risk Reduction Management Council ( Because the organisation besides helps in post-disaster alleviation missions ) .

D. 7. Future Research workers

Nation-building and NGOs are really of import factors and entities in the society and therefore. the advocates of this survey believe that researches discoursing either of the two subjects. and more significantly. the relationship between the two. will happen in the hereafter. Future research workers can utilize this survey as a beginning for their ain survey. It could besides help them in spread outing their resource stuff base because of the other literatures cited in this survey.

E. Definition of Footings

1. World Vision Philippines – A non-profit organisation which is a subordinate of an international non-governmental organisation that does undertakings and plans that are chiefly concerned with the Philippine young person. but besides includes community and household donees. It besides tackles the social issues of instruction. wellness. catastrophe alleviation. and youth authorization. It operates through the financess given by givers and through volunteer-work.

2. Nation-Building – A construct that focuses on the personal development of persons and communities of a peculiar state with the end of bettering the criterion of life of everyone in that state in footings of wellness. instruction. support. and other factors that have a immense impact in their lives. This involves values formation and community development through active battle in social issues that affect the society they live in. This gives particular accent to the young person as they will be the future professionals. policy-makers. and leaders of the state.

3. Non-governmental organisations – Organizations that operate as an entity that is non portion of a authorities of a state. They are established to prosecute a common end or to turn to a certain issue. They are normally non-profit. They may be local or international in range and in footings of their donees.

4. Donors – Peoples who give money to the World Vision Philippines and are the beginning of financess of the said establishment.

5. Volunteers – Peoples who help in the existent transporting out of the services of World Vision Philippines who expect no wage or compensation for the work that they do.

6. Beneficiaries – Peoples who receive the support and services from the World Vision Philippines. The chief aim of the said NGO is to better their criterion of life and increase their opportunities for self-development.

7. Strengths – Internal factors that the World Vision Philippines utilizes and are the advantages that they have that contribute significantly to their good public presentation in presenting their services.

8. Failings – Internal factors inherent in the World Vision Philippines that significantly but negatively affects their public presentation in giving out their services in their plans. undertakings. and activities. These factors puts the said organisation at a disadvantage.

9. Opportunities – External factors that positively affects the World Vision Philippines which they can use for the improvement of their organisation as a whole.

10. Menaces – External factors which may impede the public presentation of the World Vision Philippines. These demands to be addressed in order to better the efficiency. seasonableness. and overall capacity of the said NGO to present their promised services.

F. Review of Related Literature

This research has included information from assorted surveies and literature on the constructs of non-governmental organisations. nation-building. and World Vision Philippines.

Nation-building is an of import facet in the Filipino society. Carolyn Stephenson said that. “Nation-building affairs to intractable struggle because of the theory that a strong province is necessary in order to supply security. that the edifice of incorporate national community is of import in the edifice of a province. and that there may be societal and economic requirements or co-requisites to the edifice of an incorporate national community. ”This article shows that nation-building is truly of import because due the integrating of national community. the state will be more united in its end of accomplishing betterment in the quality of life for all.

Nation-building needs a batch of attempt to accomplish its intent. Harmonizing to Native Nations Institute. ” Nation-building involves constructing establishments of self-determination that are really appropriate to the state and that are effectual in turn toing the nation’s challenges. Nation-building involves developing the nation’s capacity to do seasonably. strategically informed determinations about its personal businesss and to implement those determinations. It involves a comprehensive attempt to reconstruct societies that work” . Though. we could see that nation-building is non an easy procedure. still. it is really of import because it leads to the formation of states as stated in the article Nation-building by Alberto Alesina and Bryony Reich ( 2013 ) : Nation-building is a procedure which leads to the formation of states in which the citizens feel a sufficient sum of commonalty of involvements. ends. and penchants so that they do non wish to divide from each other.

Non-governmental organisations are genuinely a force in today’s society. particularly to the people who subscribe to the Constructivist point of position. But even in Liberalism. they are one of the major histrions that shape the international society today. As stated by the Commonwealth Business Council ( 2003 ) : “The power of NGOs is farther exemplified non merely by their increasing figure but by their ability to web and mobilise their members to impact planetary politics” . This was taken furtherby Songco ( 2006 ) when he said: “ Such power [ of NGOs ] was demonstrated in assorted U. N. conferences. international acmes and many-sided meetings where NGOs have been effectual in act uponing policy dockets. official statements and joint declarations. ”

The first statement implies that NGOs today are non limited by their range ( environmental. human-centered. etc. ) because they have the power to act upon the political domain in their several countries. This is relevant to this survey because nation-building entails authorities steps in
bettering the criterions of life of the people and if these steps can be affected by NGOs peculiarly World Vision so these can be used as a channel or can play a function in nation-building of the Philippines.

NGOs play a really important function in society as reflected by a research paper by Jordan L. which said: “NGOs are a powerful political force and there are some serious issues facing civil society that need to be addressed…At the national degree. many societal services that traditionally were in the horizon of authorities are today delivered by the private sector or through NGOs” . This explains NGOs despite being an entity that is non under the authorities still has political power that it can use to recognize its protagonisms. These organisations play a function in conveying of service to the populace but as indicated in the paper. these NGOs besides have issues to see and one of them is their answerability to the populace.

Because of their important function in society. people are going more and more cognizant of NGOs and are encouraged to take portion in their activities either through contributions or volunteerism. However. as their givers and voluntaries addition. the answerability of the NGOs to these people. their donees. and the population as a whole besides increases. To humor: “The increasing support of NGOs by official giver bureaus thrusts the inquiry of legitimacy into centre phase. for if NGOs are going more antiphonal to external concerns. are replacing for authorities and are turning larger on the footing of foreign support. what is go oning to the links -– to their values and mission. and to their relationships with “the hapless. ” protagonists and others -– through which they derive their right to step in in development. ” This was taken from “Too Close For Comfort? The Impact of Official Aid on Nongovernmental Organizations” by Edwards and Hulme ( 1998: 8-9 ) . This reveals that there is an statement sing the legitimacy of NGOs and a inquiry on how “non-governmental” are these NGOs particularly if they are having funding from authorities establishments every bit good. The article besides says that NGOs need to integrate mechanisms that can assist better their public presentation and supply ample steps of rating in order for them to stay believable and accountable.

The World Vision Philippines is a premier illustration of a non-governmental organisation. Harmonizing to the article Vision in Action in the Manila Bulleting: “The World Vision. one of the world’s biggest international NGOs. has established its presence in the Philippines 56 old ages ago. it has helped upheaval and authorise hapless communities through instruction. public battle. values formation. and catastrophe and exigency response. ” ( Barawid R. C. . Fojas. S. C. . & A ; Lim. R. S ) . Since so. the World Vision Philippines. the Filipino subdivision of the World Vision International. has been an active participant in the Philippine sphere. From the same article. an illustration was given in that the NGO was one of the first to react to the recent onslaught of Typhoon Haiyan in Leyte. They provided alleviation goods and psychological debriefings in the emptying centres. This shows that the NGO already has a good repute in footings of fast response to catastrophes and that they are really active in their human-centered projects.

Because of their very fast. efficient. and lauded response to the Yolanda catastrophe. the NGO was able to derive more supports from givers. One of these was the Ascot Limited who “…donated 1. 87 million pesos to World Vision for its alleviation and rehabilitation efforts…” . ( TravPR. com ) This article shows that private corporations have a batch of trust in the organisation and believes that it truly renders good service to its donees. This besides shows that the NGO was able to set up a good repute in footings of exigency and catastrophe alleviation attempts which will be able to promote more givers and voluntaries to sponsor their establishment.

World Vision Philippines is non merely concerned with catastrophe response. It is besides concerned with other social issues like instruction. sanitation. and all the other facets that define the criterion of life of a kid and his household. This multi-scope facet of the NGO was affirmed by an article in GMA Network which said: “World Vision is concerned about guaranting safe life infinites for kids and their households as heavy rains and aftershocks are still prevailing in quake-hit areas… World Vision calls for more intensified action to uphold children’s instruction rights in the quake-hit countries. Back-to-school sufferings include damaged schoolrooms as instructors and kids hold categories in collapsible shelters. Children in exigencies besides need to be protected from the
hazards of risky work in quake-hit countries. along other signifiers of kid maltreatment and exploitation” .

G. Scope and Limitation of the Study

The survey shall concentrate on how the undertakings. plans. and activities of the World Vision helps in the nation-building of the Philippines. It shall non include those of the World Vision International. It shall cover merely with the latest statistical information from the latest studies given by the NGO. It will besides include interviews conducted with people who can break measure the World Vision Philippines’ public presentation as a human-centered establishment.

Chapter 2
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
A. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
This survey wants to happen out the function of the non-governmental organisation. the World Vision Philippines. in the Philippines’ nation-building. The advocates use the bing information available about the said organisation and analyse them to find whether they have a relationship to the nation-building of the Philippines. These independent variables include. the undertakings. plans. and activities of World Vision Philippines. the organization’s fiscal studies. the outside perceptual experience on the NGO. and the strengths. failings. chances. and menaces ( SWOT ) of the said establishment. The dependent variable or the result is the function of the World Vision Philippines in the country’s nation-building.

B. HYPOTHESES OF THE STUDY

This survey assumed the undermentioned hypotheses:

1. The World Vision Philippines plays a important function in nation-building of the Philippines.

2. Specific plans and undertakings of the World Vision Philippines contribute to the nation-building of the Philippines.

3. World Vision Philippines is accountable for all the contributions and financess sent to them by their givers.

4. Measures can be used to measure whether the World Vision Philippines’ undertakings and plans are successful.

5. There are strengths. failings. menaces. and chances thataffect the World Vision Philippines.

6. Schemes that can be done in order to turn to the said strengths. failings. menaces. and chances of World Vision Philippines that could assist into doing it a better organisation.

Chapter 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
A. Research Design

This paper is classified as a qualitative research because it describes phenomena that are difficult to quantify. It could besides be described as a Descriptive Research because it shows the associations or relationship of the determined independent variables with the dependant variable. It analyzes bing literature. articles. and studies to find the function of World Vision Philippines to nation-building. It besides makes usage of interviews to acquire the outside perceptual experience about the NGO.

B. Beginnings of Datas
The informations shall come from bing literature which may include surveies. articles. and feedback about the World Vision Philippines. NGOs. and nation-building. It will do usage of the studies disseminated by the World Vision Philippines in its web site. It shall besides do usage of interviews with experts who have a alone position about NGOs due to their educational attainment and or experience. These literature and statistics shall come from hardbound or online books. articles. and diaries taken from the LPU. UP-Diliman. and national libraries. and from website beginnings in the
cyberspace.

C. Method of Data Collection

The survey employed the Documents or Secondary Data or Data Mining method of informations aggregation wherein the information were based from bing literature. Among the Secondary Data method of informations aggregation. the survey used Content Analysis in which literature that is related to the constructs of the paper are found and its content was noted and categorized into appropriate classs and subjects. Besides. informations was gathered through single in-depth interviews by the interviewers. The interviewers took down of import notes in the behavior of the interviews. In order to procure the consent of the selected participants. the research workers relayed all of import inside informations of the survey. including its purpose and intent. By explicating these of import inside informations. the respondents were able to understand the importance of their function in the completion of the research. Respondents were offered no pecuniary compensation. Preliminary conversations before and after the interview session were besides noted as these helped in clear uping and formalizing any obscure responses that emerged in the consequences. Sample Interview Questions:

1. How would you depict the position of our NGOs today in footings of genuineness. answerability and transparence? 2. Make you believe that NGOs contribute to the nation-building of our state today? If yes. in what manner? 3. How does good administration aid in the workings of a non-government organisation? 4. What measures do you see are of import in analysing whether an NGO is able to accomplish its ends? 5. Is World Vision relevant for the Philippines? Does it hold a immense impact amongst the Filipinos?

D. Method of Data Analysis

After the information has been collected. the advocates used the Descriptive method of informations analysis wherein the chief features and characteristics of the informations gathered are described. After which the Exploratory method of informations analysis was so employed in order to analyze the relationships between our variables.

Chapter 4
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS

This survey identified five research jobs in Chapter 1 specifically: 1. Does the World Vision Philippines play a important function in nation-building of the Philippines?

2. How does World Vision Philippines contribute to the nation-building of the Philippines?

3. How is the World Vision Philippines held accountable for all the contributions and financess sent to them by their givers?

4. What are the steps used to measure whether the World Vision Philippines’ undertakings and plans are successful?

5. What are the strengths. failings. menaces. and chances that affect the World Vision Philippines?

6. What strategies can be done in order to turn to the said strengths. failings. menaces. and chances of World Vision Philippines that could assist into doing it a better organisation?

The first job was answered by placing the factors involved in nation-building and the range of the undertakings of universe vision. Nation-building is a construct that focuses on the personal development of persons and communities of a peculiar state with the end of bettering the criterion of life of everyone in that state in footings of wellness. instruction. support. and other factors that have a immense impact in their lives. This involves values formation and community development through active battle in social issues that affect the society they live in. This gives particular accent to the young person as they will be the future professionals. policy-makers. and leaders of the state. The ongoing undertakings of World Vision Philippines involve countries such as wellness and nutrition. instruction. child engagement. support. catastrophe response and values formation. In the 2012 Annual Report of World Vision Philippines. the organisation serves over 20. 000 households in 33 country development plans ( ADP ) sing support plans. 110. 000 kids in 49 ADPs in footings of education-related undertakings and 51. 969 affected households from December 2011-2012 for the natural catastrophe response plans. World Vision works in 33 states and 14 metropoliss in the state.

The 2nd research job was addressed by bespeaking the assorted undertakings being implemented by the World Vision Philippines. Table 1 shows the assorted precedences of World Vision and their corresponding plans on 2011 and 2012 World Vision Philippines Annual Report.

Precedence
Plan

Health AND NUTRITION
Social Mobilization on TB

Nutrition Jump Start

Channelss of Hope

Child Health Now
Education
Tulong Aral nanogram Petron

Bridge to Employment

ABK3

Elementary Comletion
Support
Community- Managed Savings and Credit Association ( CoMSCA )

Food Education with Agricultural Development and Sustainability ( FORWARD )

Community Economic Ventures. Inc. ( CEVI )
Catastrophe RESPONSE
Child Friendly Spaces ( CFS )
Human-centered and Emergency Affairs Response Team ( HEART ) preparations

Child-Focused Disaster Risk Reduction ( CFDRR )
VALUES FORMATION
Local Capacities for Peace ( LCP )

Table 1: World Vision Priorities and Corresponding Programs
The 3rd research job was about the fiscal answerability of World Vision Philippines sing the financess being donated to the organisation. World Vision released one-year studies incorporating the fundss of the organisation nevertheless there are cases when the information in these studies are excessively obscure. See Figure 1 and 2 which were taken straight from the 2011 and 2012 World Vision Annual Report. Figure 1 showed the dislocation of the fundss in the organisation in million pesos while Figure 2 simply stated the per centum of each of the disbursals.

Figure 1: World Vision Financial Report for 2011

Figure 2: World Vision Financial Report 2012

The Philippine Council for NGO Certification gave a 5 twelvemonth enfranchisement to World Vision Philippines last December 29. 2010 and will run out in August 25. 2015. This meant that the World Vision Philippines passed the standards for fiscal direction and answerability in the service to underprivileged Filipinos. Harmonizing to PCNC “PCNC has formulated three evaluation sheets — one is for organisations runing for two or more old ages ; another is for freshly established organisations ; and the 3rd is for webs. The rating covers six countries. viz. : Vision. Mission. and Goals ; Governance ; Administration ; Program Operations ; Financial Management ; and Networking. Financial Management gives the best beginning of confidence for givers that the receiver organisation is accountable and crystalline and that contributions are utilised harmonizing to the organization’s declared ends and objectives… . Excess parametric quantities may be added or deleted when necessary. depending on the organisation being evaluated.

An NGO may acquire a 1. 3. or 5 year-certification. depending on its old ages of being and evaluations from the rating. ” To pattern transparence. World Vision Philippines’s chief plan Sponsor-A-Child involves giving one-year studies sing the position of the kid that the givers are patronizing. The sponsorship bundle includes alimentary nutrient. clean H2O. entree to healthcare and instruction non merely for the kid but besides his community. The organisation besides has an event called Lakbay Pag-asa in partnership with Cebu Pacific that allows the giver and the kids they are patronizing to run into. This gives opportunity to the givers to measure the advancement of non merely the kid they are patronizing but besides the households and communities that they will see.

The 4th research job was answered by the statement of Jennica Enciso. UNFPA Philippines Youth Advisory Panel at UNFPA and Political Science Professor of Jose Rizal University. on mensurating the genuineness and effectivity of NGOs. She stated that”to step the genuineness of the NGO: first it should be registered but there is a inquiry on the credibleness of the organic structure giving the enfranchisement particularly with the recent occurrences sing the bogus NGOs purportedly created by Janet Lim Napoles. Measuring the effectivity of an NGO can be done through monitoring and rating on how this NGO is active in many activities. The donees themselves will give a good feedback if they gained any aid and if the undertakings of the NGOs were a success” .

The 5th research job was answered by carry oning a SWOT analysis on World Vision Philippines. The research workers identified the undermentioned as the strengths. failings. chances and menaces of World Vision Philippines:

Strengths
1. The organisation is devoted to Christian beliefs therefore it adheres to values that are of import to the society
2. World Vision’s attack is holistic.
3. They have a mark of 15 old ages to analyze to finish their Sponsor A Child Program which shows that they are timebound. and hence. this undertaking is mensurable and can be analyzed.
4. Fast response to natural catastrophes.
5. Showing people the difficult parts of the universe.
6. Great repute and giver base
7. Leaderships are people from corporate sector
8. Celebrity indorsements from well-known famous persons like Anne Curtis. Kramer Family. Ogie Alcasid and so on
9. Helps anyone regardless of spiritual association
10. World Vision promotes public engagement and authorities policies related to instruction and kids.

Failings
1. Public perceptual experience desiring to cognize how much goes to the childs.
2. How the effectivity of plans is measured.
3. Geting the word out that it is non a bad company that merely thinks about themselves.

4. Peoples do non donate because they can non afford the minimal sum specified in certain plans such as Sponsor-a-Child.
5. Decentralized leading leads to detain determination devising
6. Uncertainty of the continuance of financess coming from givers
7. Reactive. instead than proactive civilization
8. Forces non ready to cover with the immense inflow of orphans and ill patients.
9. Website is non updated peculiarly the contact page.
10. Obscure study on fiscal answerability.

Opportunities
1. World Vision is acquiring contribution from churches.
2. Government and private organisation besides give contributions to the World Vision.
3. Organization is able to spread out plans because there is a great demand from its targeted donees.
4. Can construct on community theoretical accounts and purchase community relationships
5. Collaborate with other organisations to spread out their range
6. World Vision can use their famous person subscribers to farther advance the protagonisms of the organisation
7. Recent natural catastrophes that occurred in the state can function as a means to transport out catastrophe response plans
8. Their chirrup already has 31. 4 1000 followings.
9. Celebrities who are non-World Vision subscribers publically donate to World Vision Philippines ( Valentines Concert of Regine Velasquez and Martin Nievera )
10. Mawkishness of people from affected countries increased volunteerism.

Menaces
1. Embezzlement
2. Computer Failure
3. Negative Legislature and Lawsuits
4. Strikes
5. Tax Problems
6. Terrorism
7. Workplace Violence
8. Competition from other Charities that implement alterations more rapidly
9. Possibility of Economic Crisis
10. Bad Reviews on NGOs

The last research job was addressed in Figures 3 to 10 that shows the schemes identified by the researches as possible agencies to better the organisation.

Figure 3: S1-01 Scheme

Figure 4: S2-03 Scheme

Figure 5: S1-T1 Scheme

Figure 6: S8-T10 Scheme

Figure 7: W6-02 Scheme

Figure 8: W3-010 Scheme

Figure 9: W8-T8 Scheme

Figure 10: W6-T9 Scheme

Chapter 5

SUMMARY. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Summary

This survey wants to happen out the function that the World Vision Philippines drama in the country’s nation-building. After analysis of the bing literature. It was found out that the organisation does play important function in nation-building chiefly because its undertakings. plans. and precedences coincides with activities that are indispensable to nation-building similar betterments in the criterion of life of the people in footings of wellness and nutrition. instruction. child engagement. support. catastrophe response and values formation. The World Vision Philippines has 14 active plans. four of which are related to wellness and nutrition. another four for instruction. three for support. two for catastrophe response. and one for values formation. The World Vision Philippines holds itself accountable to its givers and the populace by let go ofing an one-year fiscal study that shows the dislocation of their grosss. disbursals. and undertaking costs.

A private organisation. the Filipino Council for NGO Certification. gave a five twelvemonth enfranchisement to World Vision Philippines which meant that it passed the minimal demand for an NGO in footings of fiscal direction and answerability in rendering its services. Another manner it patterns transparence is in the plan Sponsor-A-Child. the NGO gives one-year studies to the givers sing the position. classs. and other relevant information of their specific donee. Ms. Jennica Encisco said that the genuineness and effectivity of NGOS are measured by analysing whether they are registered as such. monitoring and measuring the activities of the NGO. and through the feedback of existent donees. The advocates listed down 10 Strengths. Weaknesses. Opportunities. and Threats ( SWOT ) to the organisation and recommended schemes that utilized this SWOT to assist better the public presentation and efficiency of the organisation.

Decision

The survey has derived the following decisions based on the information gathered by the research workers. World Vision Philippines plays a important function in nation-building of the Philippines since the range of its undertakings involve factors that are needed in nation-building such as wellness. instruction. support. single and community development and so on. World Vision contributes to the nation-building through its undertakings such as Social Mobilization on TB. ABK3. Child Friendly Spaces. Local Capacities for Peace. Bridge to Employment and many more. World Vision Philippines is held accountable for all the contributions and financess sent to them by their givers by printing one-year studies available to the populace. supplying studies to their givers sing the position of their sponsored kid or community. and holding a enfranchisement from the PCNC. However there is still a inquiry on the genuineness of some of the fiscal studies due to the vagueness of the information given. The steps used to measure the success of World Vision Philippines’ undertakings are supervising. rating and feedback sing the plans.

The strengths of World Vision Philippines are the organisation is devoted to Christian beliefs therefore it adheres to values that are of import to the society. World Vision’s attack is holistic. they have a mark of 15 old ages to analyze to finish their Sponsor A Child Program which shows that they are time-bound. and hence. this undertaking is mensurable and can be analyzed ; Fast response to natural catastrophes. Showing people the difficult parts of the universe ; Great repute and donor base ; and in conclusion. World Vision promotes public engagement and authorities policies related to instruction and kids. The failings of the organisation are public perceptual experience desiring to cognize how much goes to the childs. how the effectivity of plans is measured. acquiring the word out that it is non a bad company that merely thinks about themselves and in conclusion. people do non donate because they can non afford the minimal sum specified in certain plans such as Sponsor-a-Child.

The chances of World Vision are it is acquiring contribution from churches. Government and private organisation besides give contributions to the World Vision ; Organization is able to spread out plans because there is a great demand from its targeted donees. Can construct on community theoretical accounts and purchase community relationships. and in conclusion. they collaborate with other organisations to spread out their range. The menaces on World Vision Philippines are embezzlement. computing machine failure. negative legislative assembly and cases. work stoppages. revenue enhancement jobs. terrorist act. workplace force. competition from other charities that implement alterations more rapidly. possibility of economic crisis and in conclusion. bad reappraisals on NGOs.

The different schemes that World Vision Philippines can follow to better and get the better of the challenges it faces are: Because of their strong associations with the Christian Churches. and because the latter has tonss of disciples who give out contributions to their establishment. churches who are givers of World Vision Philippines could be a major beginning of financess for the said organisation ; Since the World Vision Philippines is non limited to a individual societal issue and there is a great demand from the targeted donees of their plans. there is a immense demand for the services of the organisation which strengthens its ground for being ; If the organisation strengthens its members and volunteers’ Christian values. so the likeliness of instances of embezzlement shall be significantly reduced ; The NGO can use their famous person indorsements to antagonize negative reappraisals and this will be effectual because famous persons have immense followerss and therefore. wield important influence ;

Since authorities and private organisations besides donate to the World Vision Philippines. the financess coming from them will be more stable than those coming from persons ; The job of World Vision Philippines in turn outing that they truly care about the services they render instead than for personal addition can be addressed by using people who want to be voluntaries because their countries were ravaged by natural catastrophes ; The World vision Philippines should enroll more voluntaries and forces and develop them in order to sufficiently turn to the inflow of orphans and ill patients and therefore be more competitory against other NGOs and charitable establishments and in conclusion. World Vision Philippines must spread out their donor base to include establishments and persons that are financially secure so as to counter the uncertainness of the beginning of financess and the menace of an economic crisis consuming the financess of their usual giver base.

Recommendation

The advocates urge to the hereafter research workers the followers:

Future research workers mustutilize primary beginnings such as interviews from experts such that there will hold a more in-depth and perchance more accurate position about the position and appraisal on NGOs in the Philippines and specifically. World Vision.

Future researches should place the organisational construction of World Vision in order to find whether or non it has an impact on the success of the execution of the plans.

Future researches should discourse the genuineness of the enfranchisement issued by PCNC particularly with the recent occurrences sing fake NGOs.

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