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Annual reporting in voluntary organisations:

2022
In many countries, charity regulation data is increasingly publicly available at no cost from regulators and other intermediaries. This reporting includes not only financial data but also a range of performance information that can help us to evaluate these organisations’ progress towards their missions.
Cordery, Carolyn, McConville, Danielle
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Voluntary organisations and the recession

Voluntary Sector Review, 2010
The global recession has shaken the confidence of and prospects for the UK voluntary and community sector. Although the sector has benefited from a long period of sustained investment matched by public and political support, the ability of organisations to plan for and adjust to the new economic reality is still hampered by a limited evidence base ...
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Voluntary Overseas Aid Organisations

1979
In recent years, the international voluntary aid organisations have involved themselves more directly with human rights issues. This closer involvement has often been the result of human rights cases which implicate their own field-staff, or staff-members of organisations which they have sponsored; it also reflects the wider view of their work over the
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Are Voluntary Organisations Accountable?

1996
This paper does not purport to provide any straightforward answer to the question posed. Instead I shall raise a series of further questions and draw a number of distinctions which underpin discussion of the accountability of voluntary organisations. I shall then consider some of the potential difficulties faced by voluntary organisations in responding
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Managing a Voluntary Organisation

Journal of Studies in Dynamics and Change (JSDC) -ISSN: 2348-7038, 2014
This paper reveals the experience of a young member of a non-profitable organisation in managing a team of professionals in Brunei Darussalam. In a team, the experience of managing has not been as scary as expected; positions taken, however, must be firm and effective.
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Voluntary organisations and the care market

Journal of Interprofessional Care, 1996
Since 1993 the relationship between voluntary organisations and local authorities, in the field of social welfare, has been dominated by the reforms introduced by the NHS and Community Care Act (DoH, 1990). A market for care has been introduced on the assumption that local authorities should act as purchasers of care for people in need; that a ...
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The role of voluntary organisations

1982
Voluntary organisations have been very successful in their efforts to help the multiple sclerosis patient and to promote new areas of research.
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The Role of Voluntary Welfare Organisations

Political Science, 1960
(1960). The Role of Voluntary Welfare Organisations. Political Science: Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 11-27.
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Voluntary Organisations Concerned with Disabled People

1977
This is a vast field to cover. There are at least 300 voluntary bodies in the UK which deal in some way with disabled people. I shall limit my description to those dealing with the physically disabled, and to those bodies with which I am either associated or have personal experience. Appendix 2 gives details of these.
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Understanding voluntary organisations

International Journal of Project Management, 1997
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