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dc.contributor.authorSoots, Lena K.
dc.contributor.authorGismondi, Mike
dc.contributor.authorLockhart, Sandy
dc.date.accessioned2009-02-14T19:49:40Z
dc.date.available2009-02-14T19:49:40Z
dc.date.issued2009-02-14T19:49:40Z
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/2149/1956
dc.descriptionA two step or two phase BALTA mapping process was identified in Vancouver in January 2007. The various timetable components of the proposed mapping and survey work April 2007 to March 2008 are laid out below. Phase 1 (April to September) Includes a wide range of work including: Short survey design for SE organizations and another short survey tool for intermediate organizations; Meeting of core team to develop draft questionnaire. Development of an information package for potential interviewees that explains the BALTA Project and our reasons for mapping the sector; Creation of a ‘Researcher Handbook” for future student researchers working on mapping; An online survey software review and a decision on same (this may involve some computing support from Athabasca University if we use PHP Surveyor, or on our own with Survey Monkey- Note AU has confirmed that they support PHP Surveyor and that we may use it); Web design for the online survey tool (including help features etc.); A field test of the online survey and software. Note: also we plan to share BALTA survey design with other nodes in order to ask for and incorporate feedback before we go live. Outputs (see timeline) - short survey design for review; ethics review; introduction package and researcher’s handbook; online survey software chosen and template design; field test; concurrent development of SE Master List to identify potential participants in BALTA survey (see below). Recruitment of a senior student and two summer graduate students (the former as Lena’s near and far future replacement. Phase 2 (September to March 2008) Continue and complete Short survey to all sectors; Ongoing long survey development; long survey handbook development; long survey online survey design; student training; Data entry and data archiving of first short survey; analysis and report writing about of short survey; web display of map findings, including revised Master lists of organization; analysis of categories.en
dc.description.abstractThe BC-Alberta Social Economy Research Alliance (BALTA) is implementing a five year research program to map social economy organizations in Alberta and British Columbia, Canada. The program has the following objectives: • To identify and characterize currently functioning S.E. organizations (and SE support or intermediary organizations) in BC and Alberta; • To survey these organizations in order to determine the scope and characteristics of the social economy in the region.en
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dc.subjectsocial economyen
dc.subjectmappingen
dc.subjectportraitureen
dc.subjectmappingen
dc.titleBALTA Mapping Workplan - 2007-2008en
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