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During the last two decades, non-governmental organizations have come to be important actors in development and poverty reduction at local, national and global levels. This trend has spread all over the world. Since the reform and opening up in 1978, China has experienced dramatic changes, many grassroots NGOs have arisen to seek alternative approaches to solve development problems by delivering basic services and some of them begin to campaign policy advocacy. Inevitably, it affects China and Chinese society. The aim of this paper is to identify the roles and impacts of non-governmental organizations in development, focusing on the Chinese grassroots NGOs' contributions in filling in governance blanks and shaping government policy by the case study of ‘Free Lunch for Children’ In China.

Role And Impact Of Non-governmental Organizations: The Case Study Of 'Free Lunch For Children' In China