THE ACCOUNTING INVISIBLE UNIVERSE OF CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS AND THE NON-FORMAL EDUCATION IN ARGENTINA: THE CASE STUDY OF SCOUTS DE ARGENTINA
Keywords:
Non formal education, Youth, Scouts, Corporate Social ResponsabilityAbstract
Following the fundamental role that Civil Society Organizations have through Non-formal education in Argentina and their existing relationship to the corporate responsibility, this paper aims at a first approach not only
to how these organizations educate, but also how they manage, measure and control the total number of
resources to pursue their social goal.
But in this universe of capital movements registered according to legal, accountable and even internal regulations specific to the legal structure adopted by each of these Civil Society Organizations, an ‘invisible’ universe
is created, which we call ‘the invisible accounting’. This universe includes all those capital movements that
for any reason are not registered, measured neither controlled, but they are related to the corporate social
responsibility of social actors where the Non-formal education takes place.
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