Cabinet
Office Publishes Results of Survey
The
Cabinet Office has published the 2010 National Survey of Charities and Social
Enterprises (NSCSE), ,
previously known as the National Survey of Third Sector Organisations, which it hopes will
provide a tool for citizens, communities, the sector and all levels of
government to understand current issues affecting the sector since the 2008
publication.
The
report collates the responses of over 44,000 sector organisations on a host of
issues important to their success and vitality, and aims to provide all
audiences with the information needed to support the sector in building a
stronger civil society.
Click here to
download the report for Leicester. The national report is available below.
Key Findings:
Q23: The
proportion of organisations in Leicester who consider that statutory bodies have
a positive influence on their success has stayed the same.
Q24: The
proportion of organisations in Leicester who currently have at least a fair
amount of direct dealings with local statutory bodies has stayed the
same.
Q22: The
proportion of organisations in Leicester who are satisfied with their
ability to influence local decisions that are relevant to them has stayed
the same.
Q18: The
proportion of organisations in Leicester who are satisfied with the support
available to them in their local area has stayed the same.
Q21.1: The
proportion of organisations in Leicester who consider that local statutory
bodies value the work of their organisation has stayed the same.
Q16: The proportion of organisations in Leicester
who are
satisfied with local statutory grant funding/ contract bidding
arrangements has stayed the same
.
For more details go
to
http://www.nscsesurvey.com/
