13. Social Enterprise Typology.pdf

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1、SocialEnterpriseTypologyAboutthisTypologyThistypologybreaksdownthetraditionalboundariesbetweenthenonprofitandprivatesectorsanddrawsdefinitiontothisnewinstitutionalanimal--partbusiness-partsocial--thesocialenterprise.Indoingso,thetypologyexploreshowinstitutionshaveco

2、mbinedamixofsocialvaluesandgoalswithcommercialbusinesspracticesandhowtheyhavecomeupwithownershipmodels,incomeandcapitalizationstrategies,anduniquemanagementandservicesystemsdesignedtomaximizesocialvalue.Theillustrativetypologyclassifiesdifferentmodelsofsocialenterpr

3、iseinordertonavigatereadersthroughthecurrentlyill-defined,diverseanddynamiclandscapeofthisemergingfield.ThistypologyisanoutgrowthofapapercommissionedbytheInter-AmericanDevelopmentBankin2003entitled:"SocialEnterprise:ATypologyoftheFieldContextualizedinLatinAmerica."F

4、orthisreasonmanyoftheexamplesarefromLatinAmerica,however,socialenterprisemodelsareapplicableworldwide.Thetypologyisaworkinprogress,andwillbeupdatedwithnewmodels,examples,andcasestudies.Weinviteyoutosendusyourcommentsandexamplesofyoursocialenterprisesthatwecaninclude

5、here.ThisworkislicensedundertheCreativeCommonsAttribution-ShareAlike3.0UnportedLicense.Attributionshouldbemadebyprovidingalinktohttp://www.4lenses.org/setypology.TheAuthorKimAlterhasendeavoredtobringbusinesspracticestononprofitorganizationsandinternationaldevelopmen

6、tagencies,encouragingtheirsustainabilitythroughearnedincome,inmorethan30countriesworldwideforoveradozenyears.SheisfounderandPrincipalofVirtueVentures,amanagementconsultingfirmspecializinginsocialenterprise.KimisauthorofManagingtheDoubleBottomLine:ABusinessPlanningGu

7、ideforSocialEnterprises(PactPublishers2000)andcontributingauthorofGeneratingandSustainingNonprofitIncome(Jossey-Bass2004).WebanddocumentdesignsarebyVincentDawansfromVirtueVentures.KimandVincentcanbecontactedviatheonlinecontactform.DocumentStructureThetypologyisorgan

8、izedinfivemainsectionsthatcanbereadinanyorderbasedonthereader'sinterestandfamiliaritywiththesubject.Thefirstsectionintroducesthesubjectwit