World Giving Index 2017: Ukraine received 90th place for its charity.
practicing systematically.Ukraine rose in the CAF World Giving Index 2017 by three percentage points to 90th place. Charities Aid
International Charitable Foundation Foundation ( CAF ) for 2017.
It is noted that Myanma topped the world charity rankings, which ranks first in the rankings for the fourth year in a row. In this country, 91% of the population makes donations. According to the study, despite the fact that the amount of donations is small, the population makes them regularly. Indonesia and Kenya were among the top three with 79% and 52% of donations, respectively.
In Ukraine, 29% of the population make monetary donations, surpassing Russia (17%), which ranks 124th out of 139.
It is reported that the World Giving Index 2017 analysis analyzed last year’s figures. 146 thousand participated in this study. people in 139 countries. It is the largest in the field of charity and the only one to date.
The document analyzes trends in the development of charity around the world, as well as provides recommendations on charity and corporate social responsibility to governments, non-profit organizations, companies and individuals.
The top ten also includes New Zealand, the United States, Australia, Canada, Ireland, the United Arab Emirates and the Netherlands. Yemen took the last place in the ranking.
International Charitable Foundation Foundation ( CAF ) for 2017.
It is noted that Myanma topped the world charity rankings, which ranks first in the rankings for the fourth year in a row. In this country, 91% of the population makes donations. According to the study, despite the fact that the amount of donations is small, the population makes them regularly. Indonesia and Kenya were among the top three with 79% and 52% of donations, respectively.
In Ukraine, 29% of the population make monetary donations, surpassing Russia (17%), which ranks 124th out of 139.
It is reported that the World Giving Index 2017 analysis analyzed last year’s figures. 146 thousand participated in this study. people in 139 countries. It is the largest in the field of charity and the only one to date.
The document analyzes trends in the development of charity around the world, as well as provides recommendations on charity and corporate social responsibility to governments, non-profit organizations, companies and individuals.
The top ten also includes New Zealand, the United States, Australia, Canada, Ireland, the United Arab Emirates and the Netherlands. Yemen took the last place in the ranking.