Essence and characteristics of management by organizational and educational activity of non-govarnmental institutions in the field of social protection of children and youth
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.36168Keywords:
management by organizational and educational activity, non- governmental institutions, social protection of children and youthAbstract
The article deals with the essense and characteristics of management by organizational and educational activity of non- governmental institutions in the field of social protection of children and youth; the basic management functions in the social sphere are analyzed with accounting of specific of non- government institutions; reflects the organizational structu1re of non-governmental institutions and main directions of its activities in conditions of increase of civil society influence in the field of social protection of children and youth
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