Finally, NGOs must prioritize transparency and accountability. This means being open about how resources are used while ensuring that all financial transactions are recorded accurately. It also involves being accountable for achieving set objectives while being transparent about any challenges or setbacks faced by the organization. In conclusion, managing an NGO requires a range of strategies that ensure effective use of resources while achieving set objectives. These strategies include having a clear mission statement and vision, strong leadership, sound financial management policies and procedures, building partnerships with other organizations working towards similar goals or serving similar populations, effective monitoring and evaluation systems, investing in staff development programs, effective communication with stakeholders such as donors and beneficiaries as well as prioritizing transparency and accountability in all operations. By implementing these strategies effectively, NGOs can make a positive impact on society while achieving their goals efficiently.