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items tagged by anyone [LiA] Plant your impact at Opok Farms :: 300 PLANTERS NEEDED ... (0) in Opok Farms PlanningLife in Africa is raising social capital to invest in the Opok Farms project - a social enterprise venture with the objective of providing sustainable living and innovative educational opportunities for families of orphaned children in war-torn in No...Updated 28 weeks ago
Comment (0) on Focusing on: education relating to the benefits of clean, safe & healthy water (0) in WDI: Simple Solutions to Waterborne Diarrheal IllnessesIn re evaluation of water projects for donation I might first say that I don't have money to donate in the first place;-)
Clearly metrics or standards of measure are important for evaluation. When confronted with decisions to be made most people ra...Updated 30 weeks ago
Comment (21) on Help give feedback to four Net2 projects (0) in Community - GeneralOn social impact...the comments have focused on + changes: What will be improved, increased, etc.
Something else to keep in mind is the net social impact based on potential negative impacts. For every plus, is there a minus? What if helping one gro...Updated 30 weeks ago
Comment (10) on The new member experience - tell your story (647) in Community - General * What brought you here originally?
Back in early 2005 Sue Braiden sent me a message by email that said "I have a little surprise for you." I clicked and found she had started a thread encouraging people to take part in our Fashion4Football camp...Updated 31 weeks ago
Comment (15) on Help give feedback to four Net2 projects (0) in Community - Generalhaney, how would you define "social impact"? for me, just about everything we do has social impact - some questions for discussion might be:
- impact for whom?
* how many people are impacted?
* why is it important to impact this group of people...Updated 31 weeks ago
Comment (10) on The new member experience - tell your story (647) in Community - GeneralI've been lucky here.
A pal of mine in Ireland, Paul O Hara, introduced me to Greg Murray Greg in turn introduced me to ONet. That turned out to be a lucky thing too.
I was just about to set off on a big adventure, interviewing changemakers for a b...Updated 32 weeks ago
Meta-conversation about Community Stories (0) in Community StoriesHere is a space for us to discuss the group as a whole, what stories do, how networks can create good things, and manage the threads and workspaces.
- What do you like about collecting stories?
- What would you like to see more of in the stories?...Updated 32 weeks ago
Comment (8) on May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comA new earned income strategy
ok here goes. I am so excited about an idea I've got floating in my brain it's hard to set it down in written words. If this can work, I may have invented a new way of sourcing social investment capital that could be ve...Updated 33 weeks ago
Comment (5) on May 2007: Makin' Bacon & Other Earned Income Strategies (0) in lost in the FOOD CHAIN moved to Ned.comI am trailblazing in developing some new revenue generating mechanisms for the LiA community right now. Very excited about a new website I am working on for launch later this month - part of it at least should be up by next week. This version is gett...Updated 33 weeks ago
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