This oversimplifies the situation. An NGO can be profit-driven while the actual volunteers and workers who do much good are not. Did you read the article? This

This oversimplifies the situation. An NGO can be profit-driven while the actual volunteers and workers who do much good are not. Did you read the article? This is not an entirely uncommon situation, either. The corruption is often seen as a cost of doing business by interested parties with other priorities, something which all parties are usually generally aware. After a war (a scenario in which NGOs thrive) the existing social structure that has the capacity and organization to execute projects is often the winning faction, which as often as not didn't prevail by being virtuous.