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Better to share or to give?

#ReCodeGood Charrette

January 24, 2012

Stanford University

Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society


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OLD

Private resources

for public good

=

Philanthropy andnonprofits


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NOW

Private resources forpublic good

=Sharing, investing, social

businesses, consumerbehavior, open source,networks, open data,

(giving + volunteering)

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Slide 3

1 Volunteering not so new...R Reich, 1/16/2012


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The Social Economy

Sharing

Investing

Social businesses

Consumer behavior

Open source

Networks

Open data

Volunteering


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The Five Questions for the PPT

What will the Citizens Uniteddecision mean for nonprofits,philanthropy, and the public good?

How is digital technology changing our conception of publicaccountability and public goods?

How will big data, the sharing economy, and opengovernment influence philanthropy?

How can we better align our regulatory frames for publicgood with the technological innovations being made inbioscience, data processing, and other rapidly advancing

fields? What is the 21st century policy frame we need to encourage

the private and public resources to help address our globalchallenges?


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Sharing Economy

Then Now

Car sharing, co-housing,

peer-to-peer lending,clothing swaps,

urban fruit swaps,

Twitter,

co-working spaces,bike-sharing,

etc., etc..

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2 Other possibilities:

fruit exchanges,

CSA sharesTwitter?R Reich, 1/16/2012


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Mesh Network US Nonprofits

Source: http://meshing.it/.

Source: Lucy Bernholz, Blueprint 2012


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Public benefit? Input or output

Structure Market Focus

Peer to Peer Biz to consumer

Commercial RelayRides ZipCar

Nonprofit CityCarShare


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Wheres the public good?

StructureStructure ActivitiesActivities OutcomesOutcomes


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Policy Question 1

When it comes to private resources/public

goods, is the sharing economy the same as

double bottom line companies or is there

additional public benefit?

If there is something else, what is and what

should we be doing with it?


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Policy Question 2

The blending of social goals and sustainable

revenue led to the creation of B Corporations

and other hybrid enterprise structure.

Does the rise of sharing portend a similar

development? What will it look like?


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Policy Question 3

All of these sharing sites rely on technology

and data about their users. Many futurists

have noted that, Data are the future.

What are the policy implications or

possibilities of data and public good from

these sharing companies?


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More policy Questions

Do all sharing platforms produce

environmental, financial, and community

benefits?

Are there policy limitations or barriers to

sharing platforms, nonprofits and

philanthropy working together?

Are there ways that expanded sharing

platforms accelerate philanthropic goals?


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Your Policy Questions (and answers)

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