Level of Transparency at Women's Non-Governmental Organizations in Gaza: A Case Study on Aisha Association for Woman and Child Protection

Abstract

This study aims at measuring the level of transparency practices at females

NGOs in Gaza Strip throughout field implementation on Aisha Association

for Woman and Child Protection. The researcher has adopted the descriptive

approach in dealing with the phenomenon. The study sample represented the

association’s General Assembly, the Board of Directors and the Executive

Management. The researcher designed a special model assigned to collect

the primary data and contains four axes that include 36 items. The study

came up with the following conclusions and recommendations:

1. The percentage of the responses gave a positive indication of the level of

transparency practices in the association in general. Both of the maximum

and minimum limits of confidence of the four axes ranged within the test

T- Test as follows: The minimum limit of confidence was (3.73- 4.25) and

the maximum limit of confidence was (4.20- 4.53) .

2. The data analysis showed that there are no statistically significant

variables due to personal differences of the respondents (sex, relationship

with the Association, educational achievement, the relationship’s duration

with the association.

3. The researcher recommended that it is necessary to focus on the points of

weaknesses and how to overcome them to maintain the points of strength

to guarantee a high level of transparency practicing at all levels and

activities in the association