The Common Good: a three-hour activity introducing social enterprise

A three-hour activity focusing on the identification of and possible solutions to societal and/or environmental problems in a framework that could feasibly be run as a social enterprise.

Date first submitted

Tuesday 01 March 2011

Date last modified

Friday 08 July 2011

Publisher

Vitae

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Type of resource:

• Case study/simulation
• Presentation
• Example programme or session plan

 

Focus of resource:

• Enterprise and innovation related practices

 

Relevant audience(s):

• PGR
• Research staff
• Staff supporting researchers development

 

Relationship to JSS:

• Personal effectiveness

 

Running time:

2 - 4 hours

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• The Common Good: introducing social enterprise_presentation

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  The Common Good: introducing social enterprise_presentation

• The Common Good: introducing social enterprise manual pdf

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  Tuesday 28 June 2011

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• The Common Good: introducing social enterprise manual

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  Tuesday 28 June 2011

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  The Common Good: introducing social enterprise manual

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Related trainers:

Dr Esther Wilkinson

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