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Point/Counterpoint: Social Enterprise is not a Panacea
In this edition of The Philantropist's column, Point/Counterpoint, Bob Wyatt and Don Bourgeois engage in a lively debate on restructuring charity tax law in Canada, which would improve the viability and size of Canada's social enterprise sector.
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social enterprise is a nice idea, but it is not a panacea that justifies rewriting charity law
In this issue of Point/Counterpoint, Bob Wyatt and Don Bourgeois engage in a lively debate on restructuring charity tax law in Canada, which would improve the viability and size of Canada's social enterprise sector.
TagsSubmitted by freakzmichael on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 12:22.In this issue of Point/Counterpoint, Bob Wyatt and Don Bourgeois engage in a lively debate on restructuring charity tax law in Canada, which would improve the viability and size of Canada's social enterprise sector. rent a car bucuresti
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Canadian Conference on Social Enterprise Policy Forum Recommendations
Held on November 19th and 20th, 2009 at The MaRS Centre, Toronto, the two-day Policy Forum, was part of the Third Canadian Conference on Social Enterprise. One hundred and forty delegates and twenty speakers collaborated throughout the Forum to advance the thinking on how to create an enabling environment in which social enterprise can thrive in Canada.
A total of 27 strategy recommendations were identified by the six policy forum discussion groups:- Enhance Social Enterprise Practitioner Business Skills
- Expand Market Opportunities
- Increase Access to Captial for Social Enterprises
- Raise Awareness and Demonstrate the Value of Social Enterprise
- Facilitate Networking among Stakeholders in the Social Enterprise Sector
- Ensure Enabling Infrastructure and Supportive Regulatory Environment for Social Enterprise
Download the full document to read the Conference reccomendationsTagsSubmitted by freakzmichael on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 12:19.Very interesting objectives! or..strategies.. But it's good to know how they thought that this strategies can be put in practice.. not only mentioned as a desired way of been! epilare definitiva
Submitted by Gabrielle on Tue, 02/21/2012 - 07:57.Very interesting objectives! or..strategies.. But it's good to know how they thought that this strategies can be put in practice.. not only mentioned as a desired way of been!
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Creating an Enabling Environment for Social Enterprise: A Draft Policy Framework
This paper makes the argument that meeting the social, environmental and economic needs of communities requires a diversity of business models and service delivery systems. Based on evolving research evidence and research papers, social enterprise is a fundamental component to this complexity.
Supporting the development, growth and success of social enterprises therefore is a central aspect of creating healthy communities. Social enterprises contribute to healthy communities through direct participation in the market and by strengthening non-profit organizations.
Author: Social Enterprise Council of Canada
TagsSubmitted by freakzmichael on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 12:16.Supporting the development, growth and success of social enterprises therefore is a central aspect of creating healthy communities. Social enterprises contribute to healthy communities through direct participation in the market and by strengthening non-profit organizations. marirea sanilor
Submitted by the scientist on Tue, 02/21/2012 - 05:53.I really hope that they will have success with this and the good results..will appear in a short while. RCA 2012
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Legislative Innovations and Social Enterprise: Structural Lessons for Canada
This report provides a succint overview of the challenges and opportunities of developing a new legislative infrastructure to support the emergence of more social enterprise in the country.
Authors Richard Bridge and Stacey Corriveau argue that governments should modernize the organizational infrastructure that applies to social enterprise to better enable it to flourish. A relatively modest start would be new legislation enabling the creation of a legal structure specifically for the purpose of social enterprise.
Authors: Richard Bridge and Stacey Corriveau
Source: BC Centre for Social Enterprise
Date: February 2009
TagsSubmitted by freakzmichael on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 12:05.Authors Richard Bridge and Stacey Corriveau argue that governments should modernize the organizational infrastructure that applies to social enterprise to better enable it to flourish. litoral turcia 2012
Submitted by the scientist on Tue, 02/21/2012 - 05:48.I think that the report explains in a really good measure how the things are in this area and they certainly have to pay more attention to this in the future. Pret Implanturi Dentare
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More Reflections on Legal Structures for Community Enterprise
This paper revisits the potential benefits and consequences of the Federal Government incorporating a new legal structures intended to help social or community enterprises to flourish. Author Richard Bridge also examines how a new Canadian legal structure would fit in relation to the existing options: co-operatives, non-profit organizations, and business corporations. It also briefly notes new legislative developments unfolding in some American states, and looks to precedents already set in the UK.
Author: Richard Bridge
Source: BC Centre for Social Enterprise
Date: April, 2010TagsSubmitted by freakzmichael on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 12:14.Author Richard Bridge also examines how a new Canadian legal structure would fit in relation to the existing options: co-operatives, non-profit organizations, and business corporations. It also briefly notes new legislative developments unfolding in some American states, and looks to precedents already set in the UK. marire sani
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enp's Response to Community Interest Companies
David LePage wrote this letter to the Ministry of Finance in November, 2010 to commend the department for adding social enterprise and social finance issues to their current agenda of issues.
TagsSubmitted by Gabrielle on Tue, 02/21/2012 - 08:16.Very good.. i agree with it! He underlines some very important issues! It will be lovely if the Ministry of Finance would be able to understand the importance of the things that he says in there! But the letter had any effect? I wonder.
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You can’t read a newsletter or go to a sector conference these days without being battedheavily about the head by the concept of social enterprise. It is, according to proponents, the greatest thing since sliced bread or the remote control; it’s going to solve all of the sector’s problems and allow organizations to grow and be more sustainable and better able to serve Canadians. All we need to do is totally rewrite charity law in Canada and billions of dollars will suddenly appear to support all thesesocial enterprises.
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