BIS small business survey 2010: minority ethnic group (MEG) led businesses boost. (PDF) (link opens in a new window)
Sets out the key findings from the 2010 small business survey (SBS) on minority ethnic group (MEG) led small and medium-sized enterprises.
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| 11/1079 | 15-07-2011 |
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63 Pages
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Business support for social enterprises: findings from a longitudinal study. (PDF) (link opens in a new window)
Report of qualitative research over the course of a year, with a heterogeneous set of social enterprises (SEs) covering the variety of size, growth rates, enterprise focus, mission goals and legal structures. Aims to provide a fuller understanding of the opportunities and challenges SEs face and to examine the availability and quality of business support to overcome those challenges.
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| 12/566 | 20-01-2012 |
A4
124 Pages
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Business-led regeneration: case studies in four urban areas. (PDF) (link opens in a new window)
A pilot study to provide evidence on the ways in which business affects the economic and social well-being of deprived areas and the sustainability of any impacts.
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| 05/631 | 23-02-2005 |
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65 Pages
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Estimates for women-led, minority ethnic group (MEG) led and social enterprises in the UK. (PDF) (link opens in a new window)
Updated estimates of the proportion of all businesses in the UK that are led by women, or by members of a minority ethnic group or are defined as social enterprises. See also the 'Small business survey 2010' reports on women-led (URN 11/1078) and ethnic minority led businesses (11/1079).
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| 11/1077 | 15-07-2011 |
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2 Pages
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Measuring enterprise impacts in deprived areas (executive summary). (PDF) (link opens in a new window)
Presents a new methodology for measuring the contribution of different types of enterprise to disadvantaged areas using a range of economic and social indicators.
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| 03/870 | 31-03-2003 |
A4
12 Pages
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Social enterprise study executive summary. (PDF) (link opens in a new window)
In 2004 Worth Media was commissioned by the small business enterprise unit (SEnU) to undertake a study into the information enterprise. The project involved a partnership between Worth Media, the SEnU Social Enterprise Coalition.
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| 05/2158 | 28-02-2005 |
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4 Pages
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