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About this Resource<br />
This resource has been written primarily for non-profit organizations and multisectoral<br />
collaborations who are working to improve their communities’ capacity to bring about social<br />
change. Its purpose is to:<br />
Identify the range of possibilities for enlarging social change outcomes by collaborating<br />
with the business sector<br />
Provide analytical frameworks for how to think about the role of business in<br />
multisectoral collaborations<br />
Provide stories about contributions that businesses have made (and are still making)<br />
toward the achievement of social change initiatives<br />
Provide practical tools for planning to engage the business sector in social change<br />
initiatives<br />
Identify the challenges in collaborating with business, and provide some tips on how to<br />
overcome those challenges<br />
A key proposition of this resource, found in the next section, is that large scale social change is<br />
most likely to occur when it is addressed through comprehensive, multisectoral efforts. The<br />
sponsors of the resource, however, are aware that organizations work at social change in a<br />
variety of other types of relationships, and the material that has been provided <strong>here</strong> will also<br />
benefit organizations who prefer to work in business/non-profit partnerships or networks, rather<br />
than full scale collaborations.<br />
While this resource is primarily addressed to non-profit organizations and multisectoral<br />
collaborations, it may also be useful to business and government organizations who are<br />
interested in strengthening multisectoral initiatives for social change. The case for<br />
collaboration, the identification of potential roles for businesses to play, the analytical<br />
frameworks, and the stories are very applicable to businesses and governments. The planning<br />
tools and the tips for overcoming collaborative challenges may be less relevant to them.<br />
Collaborating with Business for Social Transformation<br />
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