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You might find some of these reports useful. Some reports are held as PDF documents within the site and others link to other sites.

Expert opinion
A review of progress since 2011.
Expert opinion
The market for socially responsible investing is growing around the world, but particularly in Europe and the USA. A global survey [i] of investors found that respondents had committed $10.6...
Expert opinion
Contemporary Britain is defined by the personal generosity and social commitment of our predecessors as much as by the state. But as the state retreats, demands on the voluntary sector...
Expert opinion
Blog on fundraising regulation.
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HMRC
HM Revenue & Customs commissioned this qualitative research to increase understanding of better-off individuals’ motivations for giving to charity, and to understand the role of tax reliefs within this. Tax...
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HM Treasury
This publication proposes a summary of responses and the outcome of the consultation on enlarging the social investment tax relief ( SITR ) scheme. This details decisions taken by the...
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Bridges Ventures
We are pleased to present a new subject paper, authored by Clara Barby (Birdges IMPACT+) and Mads Pederson (UBS) as part of the Asset Allocation Working Group’s contributions to the...
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Cabinet Office
The Cabinet Office has commissioned a report on the theme of social enterprises based on the 2012 Small Business Survey (SBS). SBS is a large-scale telephone survey of business owners...
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The Hudson Institute
Philanthropic Freedom: A Pilot Study aims to help countries identify policy changes that will encourage philanthropy. It examines the barriers and incentives for individuals and organisations to donate resources to...
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Centre for Charitable Giving and Philanthropy at Cass Business School
This report explores the debate surrounding the concept of 'Big Society'. Several academics consider the rle of philanthropy within society, and how it can be further encouraged. The Authors also...

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