About NGO Monitor
Founded in 2002, NGO Monitor is a globally recognized research institute promoting democratic values and good governance. We work to ensure that decision makers and civil society operate in accordance with the principles of accountability, transparency, and universal human rights.
We publish fact-based research and independent analysis about non-governmental organizations (NGOs), their funders, and other stakeholders, primarily in the context of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Achievements
Dutch Gov’t Halts Funds to NGO Linked to Terrorists
Denmark outlaws funding to groups supporting BDS or tied to terror
Joint funding from Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, and the Netherlands ends, cutting $20 million over 4 years
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express shut down online credit card donations for terror-linked NGOs
Research Center
NGOs
Information on 100s of NGOs. Find out about their funding, activities, and partners.
Funders
Discover the Governments and Foundations that provide financial support to NGOs and about the need for greater transparency.
Key Issues
Learn about the essentials: the basics of NGO funding; the role of governments, the UN, and the media; NGOs and terror.
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Follow the Money
Explore thousands of grants from international sources to Israeli and Palestinian NGOs, and create personalized charts and graphs.
Quarterly Reports on Foreign Government Funding
Recent Publications
UNHRC BDS Blacklist Update: During Global Economic Crisis, NGOs Seek to Harm Companies
Since the publication of the UN BDS blacklist, and in…
Analysis of UAWC’s Response to the Dutch Funding Freeze over Terror Links
On July 20, 2020, the Dutch government announced that it…
Video Evidence Highlights Links between Palestinian NGOs and the PFLP Terror Group
video uncovered by NGO Monitor researchers captures the breadth and…
Dutch Diplomats and PFLP-Tied UAWC Officials (PHOTO)
On February 2, 2017, diplomats from the Netherlands Representative Office…
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