This article opens a new research pathway by examining value-for-money (VFM) in the charity sector. There is an initial exploration of literature regarding the definitions of VFM and how it is assessed. Research findings highlight that small charities are aware of VFM but do not explicitly operationalize it and have difficulty in assessing it. The authors present original insights into the challenges faced by small charities in defining and assessing VFM and call for the development of an appropriate VFM framework for small charities
Charities are becoming more businesslike in their quest to\ud address competitive pressures and fund...
According to standard theory, public goods will be under-supplied in the market place as a result of...
The financial position of English social policy charities has received much attention, with a partic...
This article opens a new research pathway by examining value-for-money (VFM) in the charity sector. ...
Value for Money (VfM) is a concept that broadly defines how to maximise and sustain equitable and qu...
Value for Money (VfM) is an essential tool for balancing difficult policy and programme decisions ...
The impetus for prioritising money over mission in charities is increasingly pertinent as public sec...
Value for Money (VfM) is an essential tool for balancing difficult policy and programme decisions. W...
The major problem of sustainability for most charities and philanthropic organisations is that they ...
Charities are becoming more businesslike in their quest to address competitive pressures and funding...
Small and medium-sized charities (SMCs) in the UK are recognised for their distinct approach to comm...
UK based charities are increasingly facing changing donor attitudes and demographics within a volati...
Given the values-driven nature of the mission of most charities, it might be expected that investmen...
This CDI Practice Paper* by Julian Barr and Angela Christie brings together recent work at Itad to ...
We study contestability in charity markets where non-commercial, not-for-profit providers supply a h...
Charities are becoming more businesslike in their quest to\ud address competitive pressures and fund...
According to standard theory, public goods will be under-supplied in the market place as a result of...
The financial position of English social policy charities has received much attention, with a partic...
This article opens a new research pathway by examining value-for-money (VFM) in the charity sector. ...
Value for Money (VfM) is a concept that broadly defines how to maximise and sustain equitable and qu...
Value for Money (VfM) is an essential tool for balancing difficult policy and programme decisions ...
The impetus for prioritising money over mission in charities is increasingly pertinent as public sec...
Value for Money (VfM) is an essential tool for balancing difficult policy and programme decisions. W...
The major problem of sustainability for most charities and philanthropic organisations is that they ...
Charities are becoming more businesslike in their quest to address competitive pressures and funding...
Small and medium-sized charities (SMCs) in the UK are recognised for their distinct approach to comm...
UK based charities are increasingly facing changing donor attitudes and demographics within a volati...
Given the values-driven nature of the mission of most charities, it might be expected that investmen...
This CDI Practice Paper* by Julian Barr and Angela Christie brings together recent work at Itad to ...
We study contestability in charity markets where non-commercial, not-for-profit providers supply a h...
Charities are becoming more businesslike in their quest to\ud address competitive pressures and fund...
According to standard theory, public goods will be under-supplied in the market place as a result of...
The financial position of English social policy charities has received much attention, with a partic...