Fundraising has been dynamically changing with the digital revolution, professionalization of fundraisers, spread of social movements and other trends over the past decade. CSOs and fundraising associations have played a key role in shaping the environment for fundraising efforts. Fundraising self-regulation has become widespread. Despite this, there has been limited academic attention and available data on the issue. The present review conducted by the Philanthropy Center on fundraising self-regulation aims to fill the gap and provides a thorough analysis of the relevant theoretical perspectives. It can serve as an analytical framework for local stakeholders that consider introducing a self-regulation mechanism for fundraising. Read more here.
Source: ECNL
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