Abstract
The main subject of this article is the activity of non-governmental organizations in Ukraine and their role in the life democratization. The article includes methods of financing non-governmental organizations and the influence of domestic and foreign subsidies for their work. Moreover, it raises a question about ethical behaviour of people, that finance these organizations and reveals the political aspects of the decisions which were made.
 It depicts the development dynamics of NGOs during several years. Furthermore, it emphasizes the increase of activity of all members of the NGOs during the Orange Revolution and the stagnation caused by the political crisis in 2007. This work indicates what is the stimulus for the development of Ukrainian NGOs.
Highlights
Local cultures and societiesThe historical aspect and the roots of identity in shaping the policy and social responsibility We must remember that in shaping policy and public awareness the historical issues were important
It depicts the development dynamics of NGOs during several years
Ukrainian society, which is mentioned in the concept of the Third Sector, understands these mainly philanthropic foundations and social organizations
Summary
The historical aspect and the roots of identity in shaping the policy and social responsibility We must remember that in shaping policy and public awareness the historical issues were important. In 1992 the Law of Ukraine on Civic Associations was established It was a crucial moment for NGOs, which resulted in the development of this sector. Bearing in mind the historical context we have to remember the differences of history in the eastern and western parts of the Ukraine. The eastern part of the Ukraine was closely tied with the Soviet Union. This part of the country’s population assimilated an ethnic Russian population. The population of the eastern and southern parts of the Ukraine uses the Russian language more often than people in western part of the country. The indicated points of view reveal some dichotomies caused by historical heritage We can observe it in the example of civil society and policy. In turn, developing civic movements have set themselves the goal of protecting human rights (Tyszczenko, & Bakalczuk, 2012, pp. 235-236)
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