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A curated and searchable collection of community-related research reports, case studies and publications
The community business market in 2016
Published: 2016
The Power to Change Research Institute commissioned Social Finance in July 2016 to provide an updated assessment of the state of the community business market. This follows ‘What if we ran it ourselves?’ and ‘The State of the Community Business Market’.
The report finds that the number of community businesses in England has grown by 5%…
The community business market in 2016 – Research Summary
Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-04S-The Community Business Market in 2016.pdf174kB Author(s) Doug Hall Tom Davies Adam Swersky Citation Hall, D., Davies, T. and Swersky, A. (2016) The community business market in 2016 – Research Summary. Research Report. Power to Change.
Brighton Open Market
Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-03-CS-Brighton Open Market.pdf75kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2016) Brighton Open Market. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: South East
Croydon Saffron Central
Published: 2016
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Power to Change Annual Grantee Survey 2016
Published: 2016
This is the first in a regular series of annual reports on the experiences of Power to Change grantees. It is based on a survey of all 54 organisations that received grant offers between January 2015 and May 2016. Overall, the survey concludes a strong and positive impact on the profile of grantees as a result of their association with Power to…
South Tynedale Railway
Published: 2016
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A study of community engagement within the Big Local programme
Published: 2016
This project was commissioned by Local Trust and explored various facets of community engagement, looking at similarities and differences between Big Local areas in terms of engaging their communities and teasing out what learning might be shared.
The aim of the research was to increase understanding of community engagement in Big Local areas:…
A study of community engagement within the Big Local programme (Summary)
Published: 2016
This project was commissioned by Local Trust and explored various facets of community engagement, looking at similarities and differences between Big Local areas in terms of engaging their communities and teasing out what learning might be shared.
The aim of the research was to increase understanding of community engagement in Big Local areas:…
Analysis of applicants to the Initial Grants Programme
Published: 2016
The Power to Change Research Institute commissioned Regeneris Consulting to carry out the analysis of data collected from the Initial Grants Programme. This report summarises the findings of the data submitted to better understand who applied and why and what determined success.
Research into the impact of Big Local: Impacts found
Published: 2016
Resources for Change was commissioned to undertake research “To capture the impact, achievements and learning of some of the earliest plans to be endorsed to demonstrate what the Big Local model has been able to achieve and draw out learning for other Big Local areas moving into delivery”. Additionally, the researchers investigated how area…
The community business market in 2015
Published: 2016
The Power to Change Research Institute commissioned Social Finance in September 2015 to provide an updated assessment of the state of the community business market. This followed Social Finance’s original report on the community business market, What If We Ran It Ourselves?, published in January 2015, based on research conducted by Social Fin…
Social Network Analysis: ‘How to guide’
Published: 2016
The aim of social network analysis is to understand a community by mapping the relationships that connect them as a network, and then trying to draw out key individuals, groups within the network (‘components’), and/or associations between the individuals.
This guide is intended to help local areas and police forces use intelligence d…