• Paper / Report

On Standardizing Philanthropy

  • Source : Open Access Library Journal
  • 1 January 1970
This paper examines the relationship between government and philanthropic organizations in Israel. Sasson argues for the creation of an external agency to guide standards in cooperation, aiming to balance power and fill legal-regulatory gaps, emphasizing shared responsibility and institutional coordination. The report proposes a framework for enhancing the effectiveness and accountability of philanthropic endeavors through a collaborative approach between public and private sectors.
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Philanthropy and development in Southern Africa: philanthropy and resource governance

  • Source : Africa Portal (Southern Africa Trust)
  • 1 January 1970
Mottiar examines philanthropy's role in resource governance in Southern Africa, with a focus on illicit financial flows and corporate influence. Using case studies from the mining sector, the report highlights philanthropy's potential to support economic governance reforms and enhance local accountability. It argues that strategic philanthropic interventions can counteract negative impacts of resource extraction, contributing to more transparent and equitable management of natural resources for sustainable development in the region.
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Strengthening Family Planning Programs with Data: Creating a Culture of Data Demand and Use

  • Source : Dataiku
  • 1 November 2015
This report from Measure Evaluation focuses on strengthening family planning programs through the creation of a culture of data demand and use. It outlines strategies and best practices for collecting, analyzing, and effectively utilizing data to improve program performance, inform policy decisions, and enhance service delivery in family planning initiatives. The resource emphasizes the importance of data-driven decision-making for achieving better health outcomes and ensuring the sustainability and impact of public health interventions.
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The Effectiveness of Data Science as a means to achieve Proficiency in Scientific Literacy

  • Source : ERIC
  • 1 July 2015
This paper evaluates data science education’s effectiveness in fostering scientific literacy. It compares the learning objectives and methodologies of introductory data science courses with those for scientific literacy requirements. The study concludes that data science courses, by emphasizing the scientific process, data preparation, analysis, and visualization, can serve as a viable alternative for students across various majors to acquire essential scientific literacy skills. This approach highlights the interdisciplinary nature of data science in developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
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Transformational Philanthropy: A New Way Forward for Community Philanthropy?

  • Source : cppp.usc.edu
  • 1 January 1970
This paper investigates the concept of "transformational philanthropy" as a new paradigm for community philanthropy. It explores how philanthropic efforts can move beyond traditional grantmaking to foster deeper, systemic change within communities. The authors discuss the characteristics of transformational philanthropy, including its emphasis on power-sharing, community leadership, and long-term engagement. The paper aims to provide insights into how community foundations and other philanthropic actors can adopt more transformative approaches to address complex social challenges and empower local stakeholders.
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Initiative on Philanthropy in China

  • Source : philanthropy.iupui.edu
  • 1 January 1970
This report explores the landscape of philanthropy in China, building on a previous UNDP report. It defines philanthropy in both international and Chinese contexts, distinguishing between "cishan" (traditional charity) and "gongyi" (public welfare). The paper analyzes internet philanthropy, its systems, trends, opportunities, and challenges in China, highlighting how it enables new forms of giving and participation. It also discusses the impact of new policies on NGOs and charitable organizations, emphasizing the need for a robust philanthropic environment.
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Guidelines for Effective Philanthropic Engagement, Paris

  • Source : OECD
  • 1 January 1970
This OECD report provides guidelines for effective philanthropic engagement, likely focusing on best practices for collaboration between philanthropic organizations and other stakeholders, including governments and development actors. It aims to enhance the impact and efficiency of philanthropic efforts globally. The report probably covers principles such as transparency, accountability, alignment with development priorities, and fostering local ownership. It serves as a valuable resource for philanthropists, policymakers, and practitioners seeking to maximize the positive societal outcomes of their investments and partnerships.
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From Philanthropy to Mandatory CSR: A Journey Towards Mandatory Corporate Social Responsibility in India

  • Source : Google Scholar
  • 1 January 1970
This paper explores the transformation of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) from voluntary philanthropy to a mandatory requirement in India. It highlights India’s contradictions of economic growth alongside significant poverty and inequality, which places corporate contributions under scrutiny. The authors analyze the rationale for making CSR spending regulatory in India, emphasizing the need for companies to address uneven development and societal expectations to foster inclusive growth.
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Firm Philanthropy in Small- and Medium-Sized Family Firms: The Effects of Family Involvement in Ownership and Management

  • Source : Sage
  • 1 January 1970
This study investigates how family involvement influences firm philanthropy in small- and medium-sized family firms, drawing on stewardship theory. It argues that family involvement in ownership positively affects firm philanthropy, while its interaction with family involvement in management has a negative effect. Based on a sample of 130 Italian family firms, the findings offer implications for theory and practice in the context of philanthropy within family businesses. The research sheds light on the unique dynamics of giving in these organizational structures.
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Charity and Philanthropy in Russia, China, India and Brazil

  • Source : WINGS
  • 1 January 1970
This report provides a global overview of institutional philanthropy, examining trends, challenges, and opportunities across regions. It compiles case studies and data from more than 20 countries, highlighting how legal frameworks, cultural norms, and economic conditions shape philanthropic practices. The report identifies growing interest in strategic giving, collaboration, and impact measurement, while noting persistent gaps in infrastructure, data availability, and accountability. It advocates for greater global learning and capacity-building in the sector.
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