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"Crowdfunding is emerging as a new source of financing for creativity and innovation. It promotes the launching and scaling of new projects for different types of creators by providing networked platforms and handy digital tools. This book provides insight into crowdfunding and how crowdfunding contributes to our communities and society. The book includes an overview of existing discussions across different disciplines, i.e. entrepreneurship, information systems, marketing, and correlates the literature to the best crowdfunding practices. The book begins with origins, basic notions, and antecedents of crowdfunding. In the main parts, it demonstrates the five distinguished facets of crowdfunding: Creativity, diversity, balance, connection, and change. It also addresses the drawbacks of crowdfunding and subsequent outcomes of crowdfunding success. Finally, it provides a perspective on the future of crowdfunding"--

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This book provides a comprehensive guide on crowdfunding for entrepreneurs, focusing on reward-based campaigns. It covers the fundamentals of crowdfunding, including its definition, various forms, and the benefits it offers to startups and small businesses. The author aims to raise awareness among entrepreneurs about the potential of crowdfunding as a financing tool and provides practical advice, tools, and case studies to help them launch successful campaigns. The book is particularly relevant for those looking to engage stakeholders and validate their business ideas through community support.

Crowd funding. --- Entrepreneurship. --- Crowd funding --- Entrepreneurship

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This guide provides a comprehensive framework for public engagement and crowdfunding in health research, particularly targeting researchers in low and middle-income countries. The guide is developed by TDR Global and other stakeholders and offers practical tools and resources to stimulate innovative funding mechanisms. The focus is on fostering a collaborative relationship between researchers and communities, enhancing local accountability, and encouraging creative public involvement in research projects. The guide aims to facilitate funding for health research, promote transparency, and improve health outcomes by incorporating community input and support.

Crowd funding. --- Developing countries. --- Crowd funding