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Income generation workstream
Led by ACEVO
Increasing sustainability and independence for third sector organisations through income generation.
Workstream partnership
Lead agency: ACEVO (The Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations)
Partners: Social Enterprise London (SEL), The Development Trusts Association (DTA), Community Matters, The Charity Finance Directors’ Group (CFDG), Voice4Change England.
Key aims for 2008-2011
- by 2011 we will have stimulated a culture change in the support offered to frontline organisations so that they can better access expert knowledge on the full spectrum of income generation
- enabling frontline organisations to become more financially sustainable and independent
- bringing together leading expertise to connect and develop support providers from across the third sector.
Benefits for support providers
- a raised awareness and understanding of the full range of income generation opportunities for frontline organisations
- opportunities to share experience and best practice between social enterprise and third sector support organisations
- added value to existing programmes.
Key opportunities
- helping frontline organisations to access the full range of income generation opportunities available
- overcoming inexperience in vital trading areas such as negotiation and marketing
- gaining ability to accurately assess and/or justify the viability of trading options
- finding support in managing local assets
- developing capacity to manage contracts
- sharing understanding of the procurement process
- improving co-ordination of social enterprise infrastructure.

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