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Coop Evaluation Reports
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power of coops action
Cooperatives can diversify and strengthen their local economic communities because of their local ownership, control, and operations. Profits tend to remain in the local economy because they are returned to members, or reinvested in the locally based cooperative business. When members patronize their local cooperative, they are supporting employment and business activity in their communities.
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5 elements self assessment
For each standard you will chose a score, from Level 1 (limited) to Level 4 (very developed), that reflects your perception of the performance of your organization. Knowing where you stand points the way for you to make your organization more effective and resilient.
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Give-Yourself-100-Organization-Annual-Evaluation-
Process: The intent of the evaluation is to score 100 points. Maximum possible points relates to general importance of the document, system or concept in relation to the whole organization. Note: Bob Harris, CAE, facilitates strategic planning, board and staff training.
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Innovation-priorities-practices-cooperatives-2016
Of the 236 cooperatives that responded to the survey – mostly from North and South America and Europe – almost 70% place innovation among their top three priorities. Over the next three to five years, cooperatives will prioritize the expansion of new services (91%), the development of capacity in innovation (84%), technology platforms (83%), and speed of adopting new technologies (81%). Cooperatives pursue innovation in order to take advantage of new opportunities (85%), as well as to counter threats (81%). However, they face a number of challenges in terms of generating ideas, as well as selecting and funding innovation projects.
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member needs satisfaction surveys
The Better Business Bureau strives to serve you, our members, through its many services. You make a difference in the programs and benefits you receive from your Bureau by telling us what you need and what you think. We implemented 19 of your top requests for new benefits in the last eleven years. We truly appreciate the time you take to complete this questionnaire
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An Evaluation of Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives
Limited equity cooperatives (LECs) are evaluated within the following framework: 1) the effect of resident participation on operating costs, 2) the disutility of time and effort that members devote to co-op activities, 3) the intangible benefits of co-op living, 4) the degree of subsidization, and 5) the financial viability of LECs. As a result of information gathered from interviews of field practitioners and academic experts, the authors' personal experiences, and a review of the literature, LECs are seen as an effective way of providing home-ownership opportunities for low-income families the United States.
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A NONPROFIT CAPACITY SELF-ASSESSMENT WORKBOOK
Organizational assessment, however, is often an activity that grassroots groups do not have the time or resources to do. The difficulties of assessing capacity and performance are compounded for rural low-income housing development groups that are often struggling with the daily demands of their work in an environment with little informational resources or organizational support. With this in mind, HAC has developed a workbook for assessing the housing development capacity and “track record” of rural nonprofit organizations. The workbook provides organizations with simple definitions of capacity in different contexts, and includes both quantitative and qualitative ways of measuring capacity.