Migrant and minority community organisations: funding, sustainability and ways forward

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D'Angelo, A., Sanders-McDonagh, E. and Burkmar, R. 2010. Migrant and minority community organisations: funding, sustainability and ways forward. Middlesex University.
TypeProject report
TitleMigrant and minority community organisations: funding, sustainability and ways forward
AuthorsD'Angelo, A., Sanders-McDonagh, E. and Burkmar, R.
Abstract

MODA (Migrant Organisations’ Development Agency) and Middlesex University have been working together on a research project about funding and resources available to migrant and minority organisations in London. This reports presents some of its key findings.
The aim of the project was to gather information about the role of minority and migrant organisations, including details about the services they provide, the community needs they address, the financial and organizational challenges they face and the creative ways they are
finding to cope. The research also aimed to explore the effects of the current economic and political climate on the sector and the role played by second tier organisations and other networks.

KeywordsMigrant Organisations; BME Organisations; Third Sector
PublisherMiddlesex University
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Print2010
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Deposited17 Apr 2013
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LanguageEnglish
Institution nameMiddlesex University
Department nameSocial Policy Research Centre
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