Raspbery Pi - the future of computing
4 May 2012
John Tate introduces the new big thing in the world of computing.
Don Bawtree heads up accountancy firm BDO not for profit unit unit and has specific responsibility for larger and national clients. He is a charity sector expert with 20 years experience in the sector with a particular focus on financial governance. Apart from lecturing, client and committee work, Don is chair of the Auditing Practices Board committee and author of the guide to SORP compliance, published by Charity Finance. He is also author with Kate Kirkland of Tottel's Charity Administration, and is on the advisory board of Governance magazine
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Impact reporting must not become prescriptive, argues Don Bawtree. I understand that Oxfam are claiming (on beer mats) that they are building Utopia, as part of a new campaign to engage the public in their work. I received today a report from Raleigh International. They had consulted with more than 100 former Raleigh ‘venturers’ from disadvantaged backgrounds who had been on expeditions between five and 20 years ago. The group included young people who had experienced a range of difficulties in their life such as unemployment, homeless-ness, drug and alcohol problems, mental illness and violence.
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4 May 2012
John Tate introduces the new big thing in the world of computing.
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