non-governmental actors
[nɑːn ˈɡʌvərnˌmentəl ˈæktərz]
nounpl: non-governmental actors
atores não-governamentais
1. Organizations, groups, or individuals that operate independently of government control and participate in political, social, economic, or humanitarian activities
Non-governmental actors such as NGOs and civil society organizations play a crucial role in addressing climate change.
Atores não-governamentais como ONGs e organizações da sociedade civil desempenham um papel crucial no enfrentamento das mudanças climáticas.
2. Entities engaged in international relations and diplomacy that are not nation-states or official government representatives
The conference brought together governmental and non-governmental actors to discuss human rights issues.
A conferência reuniu atores governamentais e não-governamentais para discutir questões de direitos humanos.
3. Private sector entities, civil society groups, and community organizations that influence policy and social change
Non-governmental actors have increasingly influenced environmental policy in developing nations.
Atores não-governamentais têm influenciado cada vez mais as políticas ambientais em nações em desenvolvimento.
In Brazil, the role of non-governmental actors has expanded significantly since democratization in 1985. NGOs and civil society organizations are recognized as essential partners in addressing social issues such as poverty, education, and environmental conservation. The term is widely used in policy discussions, international development contexts, and social activism. In the USA, non-governmental actors are central to the American model of civic engagement and pluralism, with a strong tradition of private philanthropy and voluntary associations complementing government action.
Related Idioms & Phrases
grass-roots actors (atores de base)
key stakeholders (partes interessadas-chave)
civil society engagement (engajamento da sociedade civil)
bottom-up approach (abordagem de baixo para cima)
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