Pathways to Social Impact: Strategies for Scaling Out Successful Social Innovations
This paper explores the various possibilities for scaling social enterprise programs. Through thoughtful analysis of the 'what' and the 'how' of scaling, and the 5 R's for assessing potential pathways to scale, it offers a useful framework for practitioners to use when considering the option of scaling their operations.
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