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What's success for us? Governance/ accountability and performance/ impact: a comparison between the British and French third sector

11 December 2009 – 11 December 2009

Credit Mutuel, 90 rue Cardinet, 75017 Paris

What's success for us? Governance/accountability and performance/impact: a comparison between French and British third sector

The french invitation is available here.

In France it is called 'governance' and 'performance' while the UK refers to 'accountability' and 'leadership'. The third sector has developed different models in France and the UK, and uses different concepts in the two countries, but they are the pillars of success in both.

Euclid Network (EN) and CJDES invite you to attend a workshop that will gather leaders again in Paris, hosted by Credit Mutuel, to explore differences and communalities of these interlinked concepts starting with a comparison between the British and French models. The keynote speaker will be Irina Bokova, newly appointed Director General, UNESCO (TBC).

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This event builds on the outcome of last year's Good Governance workshop and is is part of EN's programme on governance and leadership.

The outcomes of the day will help delegates to review and redraft the Paris Appeal - the manifesto of EN when EN launched in Paris in 2007.

The steering group will draft a discussion paper on these concepts with a comparative approach and circulate in advance.

The event will be hosted and catered by Credit Mutuel and is in a central location for those who are coming to Paris just for the day.

The event is free for all Euclid Network members.

Expected outcomes:

Delegates will have the opportunity to

  • Discuss what makes success with colleagues form across Europe
  • Identify differences and communalities in defining success between France and the UK
  • Redraft the Paris appeal - the manifesto of EN  

Agenda:

11:00  Arrival and registration 
11:30

Plenary: What's success for us?

Keynote speech: Irina Bokova, newly appointed Director General, UNESCO (TBC)

12:30 Lunch 
14:00 

Breakout session:

Delegates split in 2 working groups A) governance/accountability B) performance/leadership 

15:30 Coffee Break  
16:00 

Plenary:

Working groups report in plenary

Redraft of the Paris appeal - EN Manifesto  

17:30 End

Further information:

French-English translation will be provided

Delegate list available here

Venue map and directions are available here

Steering committee:

View the Paris Matrix draft document for the steering committee and add to it here 

Filippo Addarii, Euclid Network 

Olivier Boned, Credit Mutuel

Seb Elsworth, Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations

Hanneke De Bode, Euclid Network

Linda Laurence

Gerard Leseul

John Pepin, JPA Europe

Patricia Quinn, The Wheel

Thierry Weishaupt, Euclid Network and CJDES

Cliff Southcombe, Social Enterprise Europe

Nilda Bullain, European Centre for Non-Profit Law