Lazarus Union Recognized as Largest Humanitarian NGO by Book of World Records
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The Lazarus Union has achieved a significant milestone, being honored with a Certificate from the Book of World Records for its status as the largest humanitarian NGO membership in the world. With over 26,000 members spread across 120 countries, this recognition highlights the extensive reach and impact of the organization in promoting humanitarian aid and civil protection.
Headquartered in Vienna, Austria, the Lazarus Union (Corps Saint Lazarus International, or CSLI) was founded in 2006 and has since been granted General Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). The organization operates on core values of tolerance, humility, mercy, and charity, which guide its initiatives in disaster relief and community support.
In addition to its recent world record recognition, the Lazarus Union was officially nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in January 2017, acknowledging its global humanitarian work and commitment to cross-border reconciliation efforts.
Operating from its UN seat, the Lazarus Union has established specialized regional commands in countries including Austria, Germany, Italy, Brazil, the United States, Singapore, Kenya, and India. Notably, the Lazarus Union India, led by Prof. Dr. Dinesh Sabnis, has become a key player in humanitarian support and educational diplomacy.
In alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the organization runs global campaigns tackling issues such as child soldiering, domestic violence, microplastic pollution, and water safety, demonstrating its commitment to a sustainable future.
As the President, Dr. Oliver M. Gruber-Lavin, alongside CFO Peter Scherer and Commander-in-Chief Dr. Dinesh Sabnis, continues to drive the efforts of the Lazarus Union, ensuring high standards are met and exceeded. The achievement of being the largest humanitarian NGO is a testament to the dedication and compassion of every member who tirelessly serves humanity.
