Abstract Structure (Typical Format)
Name of Organization:
Author Name:
Number of words (not more than 500)
Font type and size- Times Roman Size 12
Layout (Block, single line spacing and text distributed evenly between the margins)
Key words (5 – 8 words separated by commas)
A standard abstract is 200–500 words and includes:
| Section | Description |
| Title | Clear, concise, and relevant to the conference theme |
| Background/Context | Brief overview of the area of focus |
| Objective | What the presentation/study aims to achieve |
| Methods/Approach | Brief description of program implementation or methodology |
| Results/Findings | Key data, results, or impact (can be anticipated if ongoing) |
| Conclusion/Recommendations | Summary of significance and relevance to Public Benefit Organization (NGO) work |
🎯 3. Make It Relevant to the Conference Theme
Organizations
- Tailor your abstract to address programmes organization is undertaking, beneficiaries, impact, current challenges, innovations, or policy implications in the nonprofit/PBO sector.
- For Highlight lessons learned, best practices, or scalable solutions.
Academic Research
- Tailor your abstract to address challenges, research methodology, major findings, conclusions and policy implications in the nonprofit/PBO sector.