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Legal Considerations (September 2012)

This power point presention explores structures used for social enterprise including proposed Community Contribution Corporations (B.C.)

Governance Do's & Don'ts for Non-Profits

This document takes an in-depth look at lessons learned from case studies on the governance structures and processes of 20 Canadian non-profit organizations.

Social Investment - Glossary of Terms

Glossary of Social Investment terms - in simple language. (The Centre for Social Impact, 2011)

From Potential to Action: Bringing Social Impact Bonds to the US

Simply stated, a SIB is a new approach for expanding social programs.

A Framework for Action: Social Enterprise & Impact Investing

This Framework aims to assist three stakeholder groups – investors, corporations and public policymakers – in understanding how to navigate the social enterprise and impact investing s

5 Easy Steps to Implementing Social Purchasing

The five easy steps to implementing social purchasing: 1) Define Social Impact Goals; 2) Prioritize and Score Them; 3) Evaluate Bids; 4) Monitor Implementation; and, 5) Report to Stakeholders.

Social enterprise in Canada: Structural options

This report considers the various structural options for social enterprise from the perspective of a social entrepreneur contemplating a new social venture.

Measuring Responsible Business Practices: Reframing the Value Proposition

This article gives an example of how procurement professionals take into account many different factors to decide which suppliers have business practices that most closely align with their own orga
Filed in: Procurement

The Good Analyst

This book is about how analysing social impact can inform and guide the flow of capital through the social-purpose universe to the places where it can do most good.

The Social Enterprise Guide. For people in government.

This guide is for people working in local authorities who are interested in social enterprise – senior managers; directors and heads of service lines; commissioners; heads of procurement or economi

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