European countries that have the strongest NGO sector

According to the 2021 European Civil Society Scorecard, the top 5 European countries with the strongest NGO sector are:

1. Sweden
2. Denmark
3. Finland
4. Netherlands
5. Belgium

These countries have a strong tradition of civic engagement and a high level of trust in NGOs. They also have a favorable regulatory environment for NGOs, and provide them with adequate funding and support.

Sweden has the strongest NGO sector in Europe, with over 180,000 registered NGOs. These NGOs are active in a wide range of fields, including social welfare, environmental protection, and human rights. The Swedish government provides significant funding to NGOs, and there is a high level of public trust in them.

Denmark has the second strongest NGO sector in Europe, with over 120,000 registered NGOs. These NGOs are active in a wide range of fields, including social welfare, environmental protection, and human rights. The Danish government provides significant funding to NGOs, and there is a high level of public trust in them.

Finland has the third strongest NGO sector in Europe, with over 80,000 registered NGOs. These NGOs are active in a wide range of fields, including social welfare, environmental protection, and human rights. The Finnish government provides significant funding to NGOs, and there is a high level of public trust in them.

The Netherlands has the fourth strongest NGO sector in Europe, with over 60,000 registered NGOs. These NGOs are active in a wide range of fields, including social welfare, environmental protection, and human rights.

The Dutch government provides significant funding to NGOs, and there is a high level of public trust in them. Belgium has the fifth strongest NGO sector in Europe, with over 50,000 registered NGOs. These NGOs are active in a wide range of fields, including social welfare, environmental protection, and human rights. The Belgian government provides significant funding to NGOs, and there is a high level of public trust in them.