How has the literature contributed to creating effective risk management policies in nonprofit organisations

Santos, Márcia R. C.; Laureano, Raul

doi:10.1504/ijram.2021.119947

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“…Moreover, this study does not include grey literature (e.g. books, or thesis) because they are not documents from indexed peer-reviewed periodicals, but others studies consider that those publications may also be considered in some cases to compare the differences between white (peer reviewed) and grey literature (not peer reviewed) (Santos & Laureano, 2021).…”

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Unveiling management trends in the public sector: A literature review and research agenda

Santos,

Laureano

2023

Central European Journal of Public Policy

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Scholars and practitioners have, for many decades, sought to address management issues related to public sector policies. This study examines the academic research on this sector focused on these topics by conducting an automated computer analysis of 17,928 documents indexed in Scopus and published between 1950 and 2021. Six clusters were identified within this literature: economic growth during crises, reforms for the future, human relations, successful practices, partnerships and public banking services. This study thus systematises the lessons learned over the past decades, thereby contributing to governments’ ability to design public policies to meet future challenges and providing tools for dealing with the current coronavirus disease-19 pandemic.

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Unveiling management trends in the public sector: A literature review and research agenda

Santos,

Laureano

2023

Central European Journal of Public Policy

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“…2 In microfinance however, clients often have insufficient collateral to cover the risk of the loan. As a result, riskier customers are charged high interest rates (risk-premium), which raises questions about whether microfinance has poverty alleviation effects in the first place (Santos & Laureano, 2021a). The problem would further be compounded in environments where there is a weak enforcement of contracts and a weak judicial system.…”

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Community-Based Savings Groups

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Santos

2022

Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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This study explores the potential of internal and contextual factors that contribute to the formation of village savings and loan associations and provides a testimonial of individuals that benefit from those groups in northern Mozambique, part of the community-based savings groups (CBSG). The CBSG is the improved mechanism of that community initiative aiming to facilitate the expansion of these groups and promote a savings culture through raising awareness around the importance of saving and borrowing practices as well as creating linkages for the groups to undertake other development activities. Therefore, the groups are an integrated initiative that is distinct from but complementary to common microfinance initiatives. The groups not only can enable people to access financial services but also serves as a space for members to participate in community issues and to discuss challenges in a collective manner. The main findings of the research show a replication effect resulting from the increase of members and new groups contributing to the promotion of effective financial inclusion.

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How has the literature contributed to creating effective risk management policies in nonprofit organisations

Abstract: She is author of scientific publications (see https://ciencia.iscte-iul.pt/mrcss/en). ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8741-0122.

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Unveiling management trends in the public sector: A literature review and research agenda

Unveiling management trends in the public sector: A literature review and research agenda

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