Non-profit / Non-governmental
Non-profit organizations (NPOs) include all entities where funds are not distributed to owners, but are used in pursuing the organization's reasons of existence. Several examples would be charitable organizations, trade unions and public arts organizations. Most governments and government agencies meet this definition, but in most countries they are considered a separate type of organization and not counted as non-profit organizations. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs), sometimes called civil society organizations, are entities where there is no governmental participation. KPIs measure the efficiency in raising the resources needed and the impact of their redistribution.
Key Performance Indicator examples
Select your Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) from the Performance Measures listed below:
# Volunteers
Measures the number of volunteers active and involved within a non-profit or non-governmental organization.
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# Volunteers to paid employees ratio
Measures the number of volunteers per each employee paid by the non-profit / non-governmental organization.
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# Sources of revenue
Measures the number of sources of revenue within a non-profit or non-governmental organization, such as donations, fund raising, events, activities, training, and others.
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# Non-profit community projects
Measures the number of community projects realized within a year by a non-profit / non-governmental organization.
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# Sponsors per project
Measures the average number of sponsors per each project run by the non-profit / non-governmental organization.
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% Community volunteers participation
Measures the percentage of community residents involved in volunteer participation, from the overall community members.
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% Volunteers working more than x hours
Measures the percentage of volunteers that are involved in the non-profit / non-governmental organization's activities more than a certain number of hours per measurement period.
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% Revenue from donations
Measures the percentage of revenue from donations / sponsorships, represents from total revenue attracted by a non-profit / non-governmental organization.
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# New volunteers recruited
Measure the average number of new volunteers recruited, either through periodically organized recruitment, either through people applying voluntary.
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$ Revenue from grants obtained
Measures the total revenue received by a non-profit / non-governmental organization, from grants obtained, as source of revenue.
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