The intention of this study was to investigate the extent and activities of Family Foundation in South Africa. The quantitative aspect was to constitute a scooping exercise of family foundations; the quantitative aspect was to select five family foundations in terms of their identity as Muslim, Jewish, Christian, black african and Afrikaner. The rationale behind this methodology was to explore the entent to which religious, ethno-linguistic and racial constructions inform and extent of giving. Issues to be explored within this context included the structure, policies and decision-making procedures of the foundations.
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Democracy and Governance (D&G) (HSRC)
Document Type
CaseStudy
Report/Whitepaper
Language
English
Geography
Africa (Southern) / South Africa
Copyright
Copyright 2005 Democracy and Governance (D&G) (HSRC).
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