Introducing the Top 500 NGOs World. The Global Journal began publishing nonprofit rankings in 2012 with the Top 100 NGOs. After expanding the scope of the project to a Top 500 NGOs in 2015, the fourth edition picks up where the Journal left off on an all-new media platform, NGO Advisor. The 2016 edition intensifies this fascinating exploration of the global nonprofit sector with three Top 500 rankings: World, USA, and India.
Rubber trees grow well indoors in indirect light. The rubber tree plant (Ficus elastica) gets its name from its milky sap, which was used to produce rubber in the early 1900s.It is native to Malaysia, Java and other parts of southern Asia, and makes an easy-to-grow houseplant when grown under suitable conditions.ubber trees grow well indoors in indirect light. The rubber tree plant (Ficus elastica) gets its name from its milky sap, which was used to produce rubber in the early 1900s.
Rubber Tree Plant Description A rubber tree plant is commonly used as a housebound potted plant. It is a relatively large tree plant which is thick and shiny. Its leaves are of an oblong shape and the tips of the leaves are very pointy. The coloring of its leaves is of a dark green shade. They should be planted inside a large pot having its own container. The soil which a rubber tree plant thrives in best is normal gardenerâs house plant soil with a touch of coarse sand. Rubber tree plants are the perfect choice for indoor plants as they offer beauty and enhance the area they are placed in. they require a little care and maintenance which is very simple.