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Research on Effective Ways to Promote Philanthropy in East Central Europe---From the View of Effects of Percentage Philanthropy
9,200,000yen [Grant Project]
Nonprofit Information and Training Centre (NIOK) Foundation (Hungary)
In central European countries, the non-profit sectors have quickly developed with support from the US and western European countries since the systematic transformation in the late 1980s. The project will study and analyze the mechanisms of the development of non-profit sectors in central European countries in order to transfer their experience to countries that surround them and wish to develop domestic non-profit sectors. The results of the study and analysis will be disclosed at international meetings. In addition to the above activities, the implementing NPO will collect information on donation systems and behavior in central European and surrounding countries, and the information will be disseminated on the website of the implementing.
In the final year of a 2-year project, following activities are planned with a central piece being reporting of the results of analysis of materials about Hungary and Slovakia that were collected in the first year.
- Research and Analysis (April-June)
Approximately 2 researchers will complete data analysis initiated in the previous year about the following three research subjects: "Evaluating the connection between the effect of percentage mechanism on philanthropy development"; "Characterizing beneficiaries of percentage mechanisms compared to other forms of donations"; and "Evaluating the effect of percentage mechanism on the work and life of individual beneficiaries". Subsequently, reports will be produced.
- Information Sharing at International Conferences (About three times; Europe and Asia)
On the occasion of international conferences related to non-profit activities or philanthropy, sub-committee or other kinds of venue will be set up to provide opportunities to share the project outcome in addition to the current status of Central European nations with practitioners, government officials and researchers.
- Information Dissemination
The result of the analysis described above will be published in English and distributed to practitioners, government officials and researchers in Central Europe. Website will be also operated whereby posting up-to-date information regarding legal systems and trend of donation activities in Central Europe and adjacent countries.
(Final year of a 2-year project)
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