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Strategy and General Management
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Social Enterprise Knowledge Network
Version: 24 July 2003
Length: 15 pages
Data source: Field research
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Abstract
The American Chamber of Commerce of Nicaragua (AmCham) developed through its education committee, a School Sponsorship Program. The objective was to encourage its members, mostly private businesses, to help improve national education through the support of needy educational institutions. The collaboration was voluntary, depending on the initiative of the people involved and the time and resources available within each participating firm. As the program progressed, the committee faced the option of becoming independent from AmCham and transforming itself into a non-governmental institution. In this way, the support of the educational centers would increase through the raising of international funds, while easing sponsors'' efforts at the same time.
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The American Chamber of Commerce of Nicaragua (AmCham) developed through its education committee, a School Sponsorship Program. The objective was to encourage its members, mostly private businesses, to help improve national education through the support of needy educational institutions. The collaboration was voluntary, depending on the initiative of the people involved and the time and resources available within each participating firm. As the program progressed, the committee faced the option of becoming independent from AmCham and transforming itself into a non-governmental institution. In this way, the support of the educational centers would increase through the raising of international funds, while easing sponsors'' efforts at the same time.
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2002