Vouchers enabled social enterprises to commission projects from the partner HEIs and to access particular knowledge bases. The objectives were to provide opportunity for researchers to carry out research determined by a social enterprise, build relationships with social enterprises, increase the capacity of the academic partners to respond to the information needs of social enterprises and introduce smaller social enterprises to the benefits of external research.
In each project, social enterprises had £3000 to spend with an academic they had selected.
Below is a list of vouchers for each HEI, within the programme.
Recently arrived Irish teachers in Britain
Migrant and minority community organisations
Evaluation of the BME Advice Network (BAN)
Faith-based organisations and social enterprise
Evaluation of Action for Kids Programmes
Social Enterprise in North East England
The Impact of Social Enterprise on Reducing Re-offending
An Introduction to Health Impact Assessment
Financial exclusion, energy poverty and youth transitions to independent living
Report on the Work with AXNS Collective
Opportunities for capacity building by Global Institute for Entrepreneurship
The potential and the price for Social Enterprise Consultancy
Identifying social enterprise business opportunities for Hour of Revival
Tara Yoga Centre Course Evaluation Questionnaire
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