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A Discussion on Chinese Road of NGOsPolicy Recommendations on Encouraging Development of Social Enterprises

A Discussion on Chinese Road of NGOs: Policy Recommendations on Encouraging Development of Social... [Over the recent years, to better solve social problems, trends for social innovations have emerged in some developed and even developing countries. Social enterprises are just a miracle in social innovations in different countries. They are born for the following two reasons: first, driving force of public welfare innovation from non-profit organizations. Influenced by such factors as rising cost, dwindling government appropriations or donations and aggravated competition, many non-profit organizations are in dire need of finding a way out for public welfare innovations; second, driving force of social innovation from private sectors.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

A Discussion on Chinese Road of NGOsPolicy Recommendations on Encouraging Development of Social Enterprises

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Publisher
Springer Singapore
Copyright
© Social Sciences Academic Press and Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2017
ISBN
978-981-10-3402-2
Pages
175 –178
DOI
10.1007/978-981-10-3404-6_20
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Abstract

[Over the recent years, to better solve social problems, trends for social innovations have emerged in some developed and even developing countries. Social enterprises are just a miracle in social innovations in different countries. They are born for the following two reasons: first, driving force of public welfare innovation from non-profit organizations. Influenced by such factors as rising cost, dwindling government appropriations or donations and aggravated competition, many non-profit organizations are in dire need of finding a way out for public welfare innovations; second, driving force of social innovation from private sectors.]

Published: Mar 26, 2017

Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility; Social Enterprise; Preferential Policy; Public Welfare; Social Innovation

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