Entrepreneurial Dimension of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) for Health Amenities A Study of the Makran Belt, Balochistan

Abstract

Current research was conducted in the Balochistan so as to determine the
snapshot of respondent’s perception about the entrepreneurial dimension
of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for health amenities, as a study
of the Makran belt, Balochistan. The total population contained 200
respondents and the age limit was kept between 20 to 45 years. From the
above mentioned results it is state that 45.5% respondents are disagreeing
and among of them 20% respondents are neutral and also just on average
11% are agreeing so according to the statistical results we can say that
Save the Mother Fund Society, Maternity and Child Welfare Association
and Marie Stopes Society of Balochistan NGO’s have not improved the
health standards in Balochistan. However, 40% respondents are agreeing,
22% disagree and on average 10% are disagreeing it means that the NGO’s
urban orientation was the main cause of their failure to deliver maternal
health and child nutrition facilities in Balochistan. On this question 52.5%
are agreeing and just 6% people are disagreeing so it means that the
campaigns to give public health facility, nutrition; clean water, education
and awareness about health hazards totally failed. Further research ought
to be carried out, applying the idea of exchange model to NGOs and
recording consequences to show the trustworthiness of the agenda.