Toolkit for Empowering Practices in Social Economy Governance and Planning
Last Updated on June 4th, 2009
Project Title: Toolkit for Empowering Practices in Social Economy Governance and Planning
Project Number: CL3-02
Term of Project: May, 2008 to 2010
Status: In progress
Academic Researcher:
- Murray Fulton, University of Saskatchewan (principal investigator)
Student Researcher:
- Karlah Rudolph, University of Saskatchewan (scholarship)
Community Researcher:
- Quintin Fox, Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA)
Community Partner:
- Canadian Co-operative Association (CCA)
Project Summary:
see objectives below
Specific Project-Level Research Objectives:
- To create a website of downloadable resources for use in organization training
- To provide research and specific models that achieve participation/inclusion/sense of community ownership
- To review learnings from Quebec multistakeholder co-operatives
- To provide tools for standards of good governance
- To define and map democratic values
- To provide information for practical board training, board management, and board-staff relations
- To study cultural and governance barriers in governance planning created by language and socio-economic differences
- To study the challenges in managing diversity
Expected Deliverables:
- A website with ready-to-use planning tools, participatory processes, and checklists for governance tasks, etc. (Social Economy Governance Portal)
- Presentations
- Case studies
- Specially commissioned research papers designed to fill gaps in existing knowledge
- Report
Findings:
Project Poster: none available
Final Report:
Website: Social Economy Governance Portal
Projected Expenditures: $30,000 (plus possibility of $10,000 in outside sponsorships and in-kind contributions)
In-Kind Contributions:
Publicity:
Dissemination Activities:
Additional Notes:
Member of the Canadian Social Economy Research Partnerships

Funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada / Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada

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