Ngo Sectors

 “While third sectors are those which is basically called non-profits such as NGO, voluntary organizations. And they all have different mission, vision, goals and objectives and, they have different strategies to implement in the market. (Kearns, 2000)”.

The point is that partially true but the important thing is Globalization and Competition also effects charity and third sector organization. What does it mean? Mean is, if this types of organizations wants to help more people and increase awareness, they have to some advertisement and promotion. The idea are promotion and advertisement which is include some strategic and tactic so third sector have to be broad perspective in society. (Anheier and Seibel, n.d.)

The other significant thing is third sector organizations are effect the economic and involved economic rates. The growing importance of human services in developed economies, the search for ways of fighting unemployment, and the “re-emergence” of interest in the third sector are well-known research themes, high on the agenda among policy makers and academics around the world(Laville and Nyssens, 2000).

The data indicate the presence of a dorsomedial area (DM), which represents the entire upper and lower quadrants of the visual field, and which receives strong, topographically organized projections from the superficial layers of V1. The visuotopic organization and boundaries of DM were confirmed by electrophysiological recordings in the same animals and by architectural characteristics which were distinct from those found in ventral extrastriate cortex rostral to V2. There was no electrophysiological or histological evidence for a transitional area between V2 and DM. In particular, the central representation of the upper quadrant in DM was directly adjacent to the representation of the horizontal meridian that marks the rostral border of V2. The present results argue in favor of the hypothesis that the third visual complex in New World monkeys contains different areas in its dorsal and ventral components: area DM, near the dorsal midline, and a homolog of area 19 of other mammals, located more lateral and ventrally. The characteristics of DM suggest that it may correspond to visual area 6 (V6) of Old World monkeys.