Match the acronyms with the international organisations.

NGOs work solely on environmental issues and rarely engage in social or humanitarian causes.

Both IGOs and NGOs have their own funding sources, organizational structures, and mandates.

NGOs often collaborate with governments, IGOs, and other stakeholders to influence policies and raise awareness.

NGOs may operate at various levels, including local, national, and international.

IGOs are solely responsible for addressing global challenges without the involvement of NGOs.

IGOs primarily focus on domestic issues and rarely engage in global challenges.

NGOs play a minor role in shaping policies and advancing development agendas compared to IGOs.

NGOs' memberships are limited to sovereign states, similar to IGOs.

IGOs make decisions through internal mechanisms without considering the input of member states.