Czy zaufanie społeczne wpływa na udzielanie wsparcia finansowego organizacjom pozarządowym?
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https://doi.org/10.18778/1508-2008.24.18Słowa kluczowe:
organizacje pozarządowe, zaufanie społeczne, przychody, darowiznyAbstrakt
Celem artykułu jest ustalenie związku między poziomem dochodów organizacji pozarządowych a zaufaniem społecznym do nich. Badanie wykaże, czy zaufanie społeczne mierzone przez Charities Aid Foundation ma wpływ na dochody organizacji pozarządowych z działalności charytatywnej. Analizowane są dochody organizacji pozarządowych w Polsce, Chorwacji oraz Wielkiej Brytanii oraz zmiany w poziomie zaufania społecznego w tych krajach i w dochodach organizacji pozarządowych w latach 2013–2017. Dla realizacji celu badawczego zostały zastosowane takie metody badawcze jak analiza literatury i analiza regresji panelowej. Wyniki analizy regresji panelowej wskazują, że wysokość darowizn zależy nie tylko od poziomu zaufania publicznego, ale także od wielu czynników zewnętrznych. Stwierdzamy, że poziom dochodów organizacji pozarządowych jest różny w zależności od kraju, ze względu na różne poziomy rozwoju gospodarczego tych krajów i ich zamożności. Wyniki pokazują też, że poza obszarem demograficznym, na wysokość przychodów i wysokość darowizn dla organizacji pozarządowych wpływają także cel filantropijny, liczba lat, jakie upłynęły od założenia organizacji (wiek organizacji) oraz model finansowania. Ograniczenia badawcze wynikają z wyboru kilku krajów do analizy. Oryginalność i wartość niniejszego opracowania polega na tym, że problem niskiego zaufania społecznego do organizacji pozarządowych analizowany jest w artykule poprzez powiązanie go z dochodami tych organizacji.
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