Breaking Down the Partners: Nonprofits Still Rule
By Tom Watson on September 28, 2007One Comment
Last night, former President Clinton gave a break-down of all the partners making commitments over the last three years at the Clinton Global Initiative. For all the headlines about companies and governments here, you might be surprised to see nonprofits/NGOs in the top slot for partnerships – but that’s exactly the case.Here’s the percentage snapshot:
35% – NGOs/nonprofiit organizations
21% – corporations
19% – foundations
14% – individuals
11% – governments
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