Big International Non-Government Organisation

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Big International Non-Government Organisation (BINGO) is a backronym applied to large international non-governmental organizations.^{[citation needed]} These are typically organizations with enough resources that they can be expected to act quickly in a global emergency.

Some quick examples of BINGOs are:

• AIESEC
• Amnesty International
• CARE
• Greenpeace
• Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders)
• Oxfam
• Red Cross
• The Nature Conservancy
• SOS Children's Villages
• World Vision