Collaboration Between Nonprofit and Business Sectors: A Framework to Guide Strategy Development for Nonprofit Organizations

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作者：
Omar AL-Tabbaa
Desmond Leach
John March
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[1] University of Leeds,Leeds University Business School
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VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations | 2014年 / 25卷
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Cross-sector collaboration; Nonprofit; Strategy development; Strategic management; Organizational sustainability;
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Collaboration between nonprofit and business sectors is widely regarded as a value creation process that benefits society, business, and nonprofit organizations (NPOs). This process, however, has rarely been considered from a nonprofit perspective. In this paper, we discuss a new framework to assist NPOs in developing strategic collaborations with businesses. We argue that, by being strategically proactive rather than reactive to what businesses might offer, NPOs can increase the scale of their cross-sector collaborations and thus enhance their sustainability. Implications for research and practice are discussed.
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页数：21
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