Playing piggy(bank) in the middle: Philanthropic foundations’ roles as intermediaries

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Philanthropic foundations are often described as ‘intermediaries’ yet the term is neither defined nor de-constructed. This short paper identifies and briefly discusses 14 dimensions of the intermediary roles played by foundations, and groups them into four major themes: bringing parties together, capacity development and relationship building, temporal bridging, and sector-level or institutional intermediation.

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Williamson, A. K., & Leat, D. (2021). Playing piggy(bank) in the middle: Philanthropic foundations’ roles as intermediaries. Australian Journal of Public Administration, 80(4), 965–976. https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-8500.12461

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