Resources
- Sherri Torjman, September 2008
The Caledon Institute of Social Policy
Filed in:Resource format: Chapter 6
Canadian Social Enterprise Guide[order the complete guide here]
Business planning, both the process and the resulting document, can provide incredibly powerful and positive tools for a new enterprise. A business plan isn't just a forecast about one program, function, or resource. Instead, it's a framework that blends expectations about multiple factors and articulates them in a plan that presents future opportunities for the
venture...Filed in:Resource format:Alex Chernoff
August 20, 2008This paper examines social enterprise funds/trusts, and tax credit programs that are relevant to financing social enterprise.
Filed in:Resource format:- Produced as a background document for the BC Social Enterprise Summit in 2008, this document provides a list of organizations which provide financial, technical, or other supports to social enterprises in BC.Filed in:Resource format:
BC Social Economy Roundtable (BCSER), Enterprising Non-Profits (enp)
October 2007Filed in:Resource format:The Canadian CED Network, Centre for Community Enterprise (CCE), BC Social Economy Roundtable (BCSER), and Enterprising Non-Profits (enp).
October 2008
Filed in:Resource format:Submitted by Enterprising Non-Profits (enp) in 2008 to the Ministry of Housing and Social Development (MHSD).
Filed in:Resource format:Recommendations for Policy Makers and Government Agencies
Andrew Wolk, Root Cause/MIT
April 2008Filed in:Resource format:Enterprising Non-Profits Program
Annual Report, 2007
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