The virtuous spiral: a guide to sustainability for NGOs in international development

Fernandes, Ken

doi:10.1016/s0197-3975(02)00032-2

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“…It includes visible activity and self-sufficiency. sustainability (Fowler, 2000) is the ability to use semi-formal groups without raising funds. To be successful, semi-formal institutions like self-help groups require resource management and resource restructuring.…”

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Factors Impacting Sustainability of Microfinance Institutions

Malhotra,

Baag

2022

Abhigyan

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Section: Indian Scenariomentioning

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Factors Impacting Sustainability of Microfinance Institutions

Malhotra,

Baag

2022

Abhigyan

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“…In this aspect, many nonprofit organizations engage in social enterprise strategies to expand their organizational capacity and to ensure their financial sustainability. These type of organizations are not only interested in generating individual profits, but also in promoting social change in underdeveloped areas and promoting sustainability and job growth (Fowler, 2003;Lucas and Vardanyan, 2005;Ersing, Loeffler, Tracy and Onu, 2007;Brower, 2011).…”

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Organizational Sustainability

Rahman

2014

International Journal of Business Intelligence Research

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An organization with its capacity to endure, add value and promote value chain could be seen as a sustainable organization. Sustainability could be in the form of short-medium-and-long term effect to an entity. To an organization, in this global economic crisis and increased competition, long term sustainability means to be able to compete, gain margin, and add knowledge, notwithstanding mere survival. Through the utilization of the information and communication technology, organizations are now can adopt various business techniques to tackle or minimize risks, reduce costs, and make profit. Among many such techniques, this particular research looks into the aspects of agility within organizations that may lead to sustained business platform. This paper tries to argue that an organization with this characteristic, in the longer run, can lead to sustainability and elevate the business intelligence. In discourse, through a vertical literature review, this study has tried to construct a framework of sustainability with this aspect of an organization and thereby proposed a business model for ideation and future implementation. The research intends to add values to operational capability of an organization, especially considering challenging situations, such as lack of awareness, low financial capability, and high risk of investment within the social and organizational eco-systems.

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Organizational Sustainability

Rahman¹

2022

Advances in Business Information Systems and Analytics

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An organization with its capacity to endure, add up value, and promote value chain could be seen as a sustainable organization. Sustainability could be in the form of short-, medium-, and long-term effect to an entity. Through the utilization of the information and communication technology, organizations now can adopt various business techniques to tackle or minimize risks, reduce costs, and make profit. Among many such techniques, this particular research looks into the aspects of agility within organizations that may lead to sustained business platform. This chapter tries to argue that an organization with this characteristic, in the longer run, can lead to sustainability and elevate the business intelligence. In this discourse, through a vertical literature review, this study has tried to construct a framework of sustainability with the aspect of an organization and thereby proposed a business model for ideation and future implementation.

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The virtuous spiral: a guide to sustainability for NGOs in international development

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Factors Impacting Sustainability of Microfinance Institutions

Factors Impacting Sustainability of Microfinance Institutions

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