NGO Board to launch web-based NGO management information system June 30

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NGO Board to launch web-based NGO management information system June 30

The Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) Board of Malawi, a State-funded regulator of NGOs and the civil society in the country, is set to launch an online platform on June 30, 2021, as the Board strives to improve and enhance its operations and services. Dubbed myNGO, the web-based NGO management information system is expected to simplify the […]

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