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Monitoring volunteers
 — a guide to collecting and using data
Author(s)Kim Donahue
Corporate AuthorInstitute for Volunteering Research; University of East London
PublisherInstitute for Volunteering Research, in association with the University of East London, London, March 2008
Pages15 pp
SourceInstitute for Volunteering Research, Regent's Wharf, 8 All Saints Street, London N1 9RL. Website: www.ivr.org.uk E-mail: ivr@volunteeringengland.org
KeywordsVoluntary workers ; Statistics [data] ; Evaluation.
AnnotationVolunteer-involving organisations (VIOs) and volunteer development agencies (VIAs) have expressed confusion about the sorts of information that should be collected about volunteers, what information is needed, and what information volunteers are willing to give. This publication provides guidance on the types of data to collect and when; how data should be collected and stored; and how to use monitoring data as an organisational tool. The publication was funded by Capacitybuilders as part of the ChangeUp programme delivered by the Volunteering Hub. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-081216007 B
ClassmarkQV: 6C: 4C

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