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The flurry of hard-hitting opinions in the Guardian (5 January 2011) headed ‘Self-indulgent charities must change’ laments the ‘inevitable commoditisation of the third sector’. |
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Feedback mechanisms are an important way of gauging your charities impact and accountability. Joss Saunders sets out some examples |
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Nick Seddon looks at the gap between a retreating state and the voluntary sector and the opportunities to turbo-boost its capacity and scale |
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Don Bawtree and Fiona Condron review financial reporting guidance and its particular relevance to the non-profit sector |
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David Richardson demonstrates how a segregated approach to portfolio construction is tailored to a charity’s specific requirements |
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Tony Chapman shares some research exploring different attitudes within the sector and commissioning bodies to impact assessment |
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The Charity Tribunal has been in operation for nearly three years. Its principal judge, Alison McKenna examines its outputs and provides some insights on future direction |
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Paul Breckell shares some recent impact reporting research |
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Caryn Skinner’s no-nonsense guide to transforming your meetings from a boring burden to a delicious delight |
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How do you know your charity’s services and benefits are making a difference? Richard Piper suggests more should be done to identify beneficiary need |
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The historical context of America’s charitable foundations is, in part, unique to the US says David C. Hammack, but there are comparisons to be drawn for the rest of the world |
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Jackie Ballard talks about hearing loss, redirecting RNID’s strategy and living in Iran |
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