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A curated and searchable collection of community-related research reports, case studies and publications
Facing Forward: How Small and Medium Charities can Adapt to Survive
Published: 2017
Facing Forward was written by Charlotte Ravenscroft, Evidential Consulting, and describes 10 trends to watch in a changing operating landscape with recommendations on how small charities should respond. With the impact of Brexit, economic uncertainty and growing pressures on local government adding uncertainty for the future of small charities,…
More than Grants
Published: 2017
This series of publications examine how grant-makers can use their influence as funders to strengthen the charity sector. These evaluations include Why Grant Makers Must Learn New Tricks, How Funders Can Support Grantee Effectiveness and How Funders Can Use Their Influence For Good.
Trusts and Foundations have long played a key role alongside …
People, places and health agencies: Lessons from Big Local residents
Published: 2016
Local Trust commissioned this research because health and wellbeing had been identified as a priority in many Big Local areas; and because the areas that were already working with health agencies said that this relationship was both rewarding and challenging.
The research addressed two questions:
Do Big Local areas and health agencies have …
A common interest: The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market
Published: 2016
The Power to Change Research Institute commissioned New Local Government Network in March 2016, to provide the most comprehensive possible mapping of asset transfers from local authorities to communities in recent years.
This report found steady progress in assets being transferred to communities over the past 5 years, and identified gaps in a…
A common interest: The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market
Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-03S-The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market.pdf76kB Author(s) Abigail Gilbert Citation Gilbert, A. (2016) A common interest: The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market. Research Report. Power to
Alt Valley Community Trust
Published: 2016
# Preview | Download RI-03-CS-Alt Valley Community Trust.pdf78kB Author(s) Unspecified Citation Unspecified (2016) Alt Valley Community Trust. Case Study. Power to Change. Details Report type: Case Study Publisher: Power to Change Location: North West
Bristol Community Land Trust
Published: 2016
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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
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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…