Research and analysis

Charities and social investment (RS30)

Research into the issues that social investment presents for charity trustees and charity regulation.

From:
The Charity Commission
Published
1 March 2013

Applies to England and Wales

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Charities and social investment (RS30)

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Charities and social investment: analysis of findings

Ref: RS30-A

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This report sets out the conclusions of a study into social investment carried out by the Institute for Voluntary Action Research on behalf of the Charity Commssion in March 2013.

The study aimed to:

  • explore charities’ experiences of receiving social investment
  • explore charities’ experiences of making social investment
  • gain an insight of the social investment market over the next five years
Published 1 March 2013

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