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Evaluation Report  —  May 2022

Helping community businesses be more resilient – Lessons learnt from the Trade Up programme

One of Power to Change’s three
Rachel Sturgis
Evaluation Report  —  Apr 2022

How can funders support established community businesses? Lessons learnt from the Community Business Fund programme

Power to Change funded the Community Business Fund (CBF) programme between 2016 and 2021 to support existing community businesses to progress towards greater self-su
Waseem Meghjee
Evaluation Report  —  Apr 2022

How can funders support early-stage community businesses? Lessons learnt from the Bright Ideas programme

Power to Change funded the Bright Ideas programme between 2016 and 2021 to support community groups to develop, test and launch their community business ideas.
Waseem Meghjee
Evaluation Report  —  Feb 2022

Nourishing Community Businesses: Beyond Market Development

This report, written by CRESR at Sheffield Hallam for Power to Change, builds on the themes of an earlier insight report,
Julian Dobson
Working Paper  —  Feb 2022

Thematic Paper: Assets & Community Businesses

Community assets – buildings or land which are used for the social interest or wellbeing of the wider community – can be essential to a community business’ service delivery and
Waseem Meghjee
Evaluation Report  —  Feb 2022

Better understanding the financial impact of funding programmes through the ‘Year Zero’ approach

This paper explains what the 'Year Zero reporting approach' is and why it is beneficial, gives practical examples of its applications, and provides guidance to funders and evaluators.

Mahdy Alraie
Research Report  —  Feb 2022

Models of Value that Community Organising Generates for its Adopters

Over recent years, the principles and practice of community organising have proliferated across a range of organisations and sectors.
Pat McGinn
Evaluation Report  —  Jan 2022

Evaluation of the Next Generation programme for Community Energy – innovation

Power to Change’s Next Generation programme aims to support the development of innovative business models for community energy businesses.
Mary Anderson
Working Paper  —  Jan 2022

Thematic Paper: Sector & Community Businesses

This working paper explores how the concept of sector can be useful for funders to understand and support community businesses.
Waseem Meghjee
Research Report  —  Dec 2021

The Community Business Market in 2021

This is the seventh in a series of annual reports published by Power to Change on the state of the community business market.
John Higton
Research Summary  —  Dec 2021

The Community Business Market in 2021 - Summary

This report summarises the seventh Power to Change annual report into the structure, size, shape and outlook for the community business market in England.
John Higton
Research Summary  —  Dec 2021

Volunteering in community business: a digest of recent research

Volunteers are critical to how community businesses help to make places better.
Richard Harries

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