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Subject: Strategic planning and financial performance in charitable organizations
Category: Reference, Education and News
Asked by: edet-ga
List Price: $100.00
Posted: 04 Jan 2003 12:00 PST
Expires: 03 Feb 2003 12:00 PST
Question ID: 137452
To examine the relationship between strategic planning to financial
performance in charity organisations.This is a research dissertation
for Masters of Science Degree in Accounting and Finance.

Request for Question Clarification by journalist-ga on 04 Jan 2003 12:24 PST
Are you wanting research links to assist in your project or are you
requesting a completed Masters dissertation?
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Subject: Re: Strategic planning and financial performance in charitable organizations
Answered By: tox-ga on 04 Jan 2003 13:41 PST
 
Hello there edet!

This is a very interesting topic and as luck would have it, I happen
to have a copy of a report called "Corporatisation of the Nonprofit
Sector: Strategic Planning and Organisational Performance in
Disability-Based Organisations" by Harvey E Griggs.  I believe this
was obtained from the University of Tasmania, school of management,
website (the school is located in Australia).  I recall that this
report was quite difficult to locate due to the fact that it was
written in Australia and the website is not well known.

The report starts with an Abstract section, followed by an intro, then
background (divided into Strategic Planning, then Organisational
Performance, Literature Review) followed by methodology (divided into
design, then samples) and then Results.  The discussion section covers
Strategic planning and organisational performance, strategic planning
and organisational size, and strategic planning and organisational
location.  After the discussion, finally a conclusion and then a long
list of references.  At the very end, figures and tables that the
report refers to (ie figure 1, table 1, table 2) are attached.
The report is quite extensive and I hope it will assist your research
immensely.
I have uploaded the report to this address:
http://whsc.hypermart.net/20_04pap.pdf
If you wish to have the text of the report uploaded as a document or
HTML format, please request it through the "Request clarification of
answer" option.
If you have any further questions or would like any clarification,
please feel free to ask.

The link to the school of management site is:
The School of Management - University of Tasmania
http://www.comlaw.utas.edu.au/management/

Thank you and best regards,
Tox-ga

Request for Answer Clarification by edet-ga on 06 Jan 2003 15:13 PST
Dear Researcher,
You have done a splendid job,many thanks. Could you please clarify the
linkage between formal planning and financial performance in
charitable organisation [children charities specifcally].
Particularly, the conditions for strategic planning  and possible
financial performance mesurement criteria.
Thanks,
edet-ga

Clarification of Answer by tox-ga on 09 Jan 2003 15:10 PST
Dear edet,

There are some unavoidable personal matters that needs to be sorted
for the next 14 days; I will however research on your clarification
and make a most at the end of the 14 days.  You have my sincerest
apologies; I hope this delay is acceptable with you.

Thank you,
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