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Research undertaken by The Young Foundation on behalf of the Catalyst consortium in Summer 2011 concluded that the youth sector, which comprises around 11,000 organisations working with and… [اقراء المزيد]

The term ‘social enterprise’ came about from the recognition that in the UK and across the world, there were organisations using the power of business to… [اقراء المزيد]

What sort of people are involved in social enterprise? All kinds of people! Clothes recycling and redesign workshops, anti-gun crime merchandise, street dance classes on housing estates and a tap water bottle… [اقراء المزيد]

What’s your business plan? Your business plan should be short and to the point – no more than 20 pages. It should answer all the big… [اقراء المزيد]

Defining Social Value Social value has been defined as “‘the additional benefit to the community from a commissioning/procurement process over and above the direct purchasing of goods,… [اقراء المزيد]

Becoming a social enterprise doesn’t mean you and your colleagues suddenly need to prioritise profit above all else and stop caring about the social impact of the… [اقراء المزيد]

Why do companies buy from social enterprises? Trade between private businesses and social enterprise is increasing. Our biennial social enterprise survey1 tells us that half of social… [اقراء المزيد]

Positive signs Awareness is still a critical and important first step: if people do not know about it, how can they make use of it? Recent signs… [اقراء المزيد]

The provision of rate relief for charities and not-for-profit organisations is determined by a mixture of statutory rules and local authority discretion. This note sets out… [اقراء المزيد]

Social value is delivered by organisations in different sectors in a variety of ways and, increasingly, through social enterprises which seek to balance a business… [اقراء المزيد]