Non- Governmental Organization or NGO is a non-profit organization which can be formed in three ways, that is, Trusts, Society or Section 8 Company. CBO is an acronym for Community based Organization. The objective of both the organizations is the social welfare of the people and focus on dealing with the social, cultural, economic, religious aspects and issues existing in the society. Both of them are on identical grounds yet differ from each other. Therefore, this article will help you find the difference between CBO and NGO in India. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
NGO is a full-fledged organization; it works at a national, regional or international level depending upon its reach and connectivity. Once the NGO registration is done, many benefits are provided to the NGO and one of them is tax exemption. NGO performs charitable work and deals with humanitarian, child labour, women and children\u2019s rights, public policy, educational and environmental, policy advocacy and many more social causes to provide relief to the deprived section of the society. CBO on the other hand is the small version of NGO. It works on similar grounds but at a modest level. The working of the CBO is almost similar to NGO but it cannot match with the NGOs in terms of its reach. It works at the local level to improve life for residents. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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