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Let us begin with defining non-state actors. They are simply groups or people involved in development who do not come from government. They are from the private sector and from civil society. Some examples of non-government organizations include:

-Charitable organizations
-Service organizations
-Community- Based Organizations
-City Wide Organizations
-National NGOs
-International NGOs
-Multinational corporations
-Religious groups
-And even violent groups such as drug cartels and Al-Qaeda

Obviously lobbyist and representatives of these groups have a lot of influence on government. They raise money for candidates, promote change (for the better or worse depending on the group) and influence how lawmakers cast their votes.

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