Study the Credibility of Charitable Organizations in China Based on the Third-party Evaluation

Jing Wang

doi:10.54691/bcpssh.v19i.1616

Authors

Jing Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpssh.v19i.1616

Keywords:

Charitable Organization, Credibility, Third-party Evaluation

Abstract

Charitable organizations play an important role in social development, but many charity scandals have occurred in recent years. Resulting in public mistrust of charitable organizations and the charity industry as a whole. Based on the perspective of third-party evaluation, this paper analyzes the problems of charitable organizations in China in terms of access mechanism, internal management, and public participation. It also analyzes in detail the shortcomings of charitable organizations in supervision and evaluation. And put forward countermeasures, especially given the lack of supervision of charitable organizations in our country, make full use of third-party evaluation and mass media to improve the supervision of charitable organizations.

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