PART APPENDIX B
| Avoid or qualify | Preferred approach |
| NGO | Use ‘institution’, ‘not-for-profit institution’ or ‘community institution’ according to context. |
| Beneficiaries | Use ‘members’, ‘families’, ‘participants’ or the specific role unless legally necessary. |
| Donors | Use ‘founding partners’, ‘capital partners’ or ‘contributors’ where appropriate. |
| Scaling rapidly | Use ‘demonstrating, learning and expanding with institutional readiness’. |
| Empowering people | Prefer specific language describing transfer of capability, assets, rights or decisions. |
| Serving the poor | Describe communities, inequality or exclusion precisely without reducing people to poverty. |
| Family as obedience | Always pair family language with dignity, voluntary participation, rights, safeguards and freedom to exit. |
| Surrender | Clarify Samarpan as restraint of ego and central control, never surrender of agency or conscience. |
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