The Effects of Project Financing on Nonprofit Organizations: A Case Study of Déclic
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financement par projet – organisme communautaireAbstract
This article explores the growing impact of project-based funding on the non-profit organization Déclic, which specializes in supporting young adults on their return to school. Based on a collaborative case study launched in fall 2019, the article examines the causes of this change and its effects on the organization’s activities. It also analyzes the impact of project-based funding on Déclic’s practices in terms of finding projects and financial partners, and discusses the benefits and challenges generated by this type of funding.
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