Europe and North America Regional GCED Network

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Social Network Analysis Results In this chapter, the main results of the social network analysis study are presented. This chapter is composed of four parts. In the first, we describe the general characteristics of the organizations interviewed. Second, we study how the characteristics of the organization relate to network patterns. Next, we describe the overall properties of the networks. Fourth, we interpret how the network measures affect the functioning of the GCED network in North America and Europe. Finally, we conclude with a summary of the main results. 1) Organizations Interviewed In total, 56 organizations constitute our sample. However, two organizations declared that they did not want to take part in the study because they considered GCED not to be at the core of their activities and mission. They are therefore considered out of sample, reducing the total to 54. Of these, we interviewed 45 organizations, 26 from Europe and 19 from North America, for a response rate of 83%. It is important to stress that the large majority (73%) of the respondents are in Table 1: Profile of the interviews' respondents Europe North America Total no response 2 9 11 staff 6 6 12 leadership 20 13 33 Total 28 28 56 leadership positions within the organization (Table 1). Chart 2 illustrates the distribution of organizations by region. The large majority of the organizations are civil society organizations, which are particularly prevalent in the European part of the sample. Europe and North America Regional GCED Network
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