Decision-Making for Sustainable Transport and Mobility 2018
DOI: 10.4337/9781788111805.00019
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Ranking charities using Multi Actor Multi Criteria Analysis methodology: the case of Public Benefit Organizations in Poland

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“…was specifically chosen for sustainability and inclusiveness reasons, as the method allows for the voice of all relevant stakeholders to play an equally important role in the process [53][54][55]. MAMCA can also support various engagement process goals, with existing examples of cases where the methodology was for example used as an educational tool [56,57], to gather input on the needs and wants of stakeholders [58,59], and as a co-creation tool [60,61].…”
Section: The Mamca Methods As a Stakeholder Engagement Toolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…was specifically chosen for sustainability and inclusiveness reasons, as the method allows for the voice of all relevant stakeholders to play an equally important role in the process [53][54][55]. MAMCA can also support various engagement process goals, with existing examples of cases where the methodology was for example used as an educational tool [56,57], to gather input on the needs and wants of stakeholders [58,59], and as a co-creation tool [60,61].…”
Section: The Mamca Methods As a Stakeholder Engagement Toolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are also papers in which the authors present various research results obtained on the basis of data from mandatory PBOs' reports in Poland, but the scope and content of the reports are not examined (e.g. : Waniak-Michalak & Zarzycka, 2012;Dyczkowski, 2016;Chojnacka & Górecka, 2016;Chojnacka & Górecka, 2018;Chojnacka, 2020;Mamcarczyk & Zeniuk, 2020;Oliński & Szamrowski, 2020;Goldmann, 2021). Although in the literature it is possible to find publications that directly focus on the scope and content of PBO reporting (Żak, 2012), it should be emphasized that due to the introduction of a new regulation on financial statements in 2016, some of the previous publications present regulations that are not up to date.…”
Section: Mandatory Reports Of Public Benefit Organizations In Poland ...mentioning
confidence: 99%