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Caroline Ashley commented on Pedro Eikelenboom's blog post Five common confusions on Fundraising vs. Partnerships"A very interesting post highlighting a common confusion. A very clear way to highlight the difference between fund-raising and partnership, is the question of where profit fits in? If a private company provides resources to an NGO, it is…"
A blog post by Pedro Eikelenboom was featuredFive common confusions on Fundraising vs. Partnerships
A lot is happening in the world of international development cooperation and the resources available for the coming years. There are public discussions in many countries regarding the (sustainable) impact of development aid. Many (governmental) donors are cutting back their funds and many foundations have less resources to spend and therefore engage more than ever in fundraising or partnership activities. Philanthropy advisory (fundraising) firms are probably making record breaking revenue by…See More
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Business-NGO partnerships
Developing a better understanding of Business-NGO partnership types and impacts
Pedro Eikelenboom posted a blog postHow to achieve sustainable impact to the BoP through PSD and Development Aid
A focus on Latin America & value chain integration Latin America is a region that is characterized by its socioeconomic growth potential. With leading countries such as Brazil, Chile, Peru and Colombia, the region has enabled improvement in competitiveness, infrastructure, international trade partnerships, strengthening of regional and national financial market systems, state reforms and modernization, hereby making improvements in reaching the small & micro enterprises which are…See More
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- I work for a business organisation
- Website:
- http://www.idhsustainabletrade.com
- About my work:
- Through convening public and private interests, strengths and knowledge, IDH programs help make sustainability the new norm and deliver impact on Millennium Development Goals.
IDH accelerates and upscales sustainable trade by building impact oriented coalitions of front running multinationals, civil society organizations, governments and other stakeholders.
IDH programs aim for economic empowerment of producers, sustainable economical growth and development of the private sector in origin countries. It also focuses on sustainable consumption and trade in western markets and addressing environmental and social issues on a global scale.
- Topics on my radar:
- Agriculture, Base of the Pyramid, Enterprise Development, Inclusive Business Models, Partnerships, Trade, Youth Enterprise
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Five common confusions on Fundraising vs. Partnerships
A lot is happening in the world of international development cooperation and the resources available for the coming years. There are public discussions in many countries regarding the (sustainable) impact of development aid. Many (governmental) donors are cutting back their funds and many foundations have less resources to spend and therefore engage more than ever in fundraising or partnership activities. Philanthropy advisory (fundraising) firms are probably…
ContinuePosted on January 18, 2012 at 16:20 — 1 Comment
WANTED: Investors in social impact start-up business ventures
The header sounds familiar to the experienced impact investors, nonprofit organizations, development banks, investment funds and many more in the field of business and poverty alleviation.
The purpose of this blog is to share my experience and views on bridging the gap between a business opportunity, the inclusion of the BoP and the social investors that can make it possible.
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ContinuePosted on October 27, 2011 at 13:21
How to achieve sustainable impact to the BoP through PSD and Development Aid
A focus on Latin America & value chain integration
Latin America is a region that is characterized by its socioeconomic growth potential. With leading countries such as Brazil, Chile, Peru and Colombia, the region has enabled improvement in competitiveness, infrastructure, international trade partnerships, strengthening of regional and national financial…
ContinuePosted on October 10, 2011 at 10:30
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