Transinstitution
Origin: Lat. trans- institutĭo, -ōnis
An organization that: 1) receives its funds from at least three of the following categories but not a majority of funds from anyone category: governments, for-profit corporations, non-profit organizations, UN or other international organization, foundations, and/or individuals; 2) the persons who compose its board of directors and associated employees and consultants must come from at least three of these institutional categories, but cannot form a majority of anyone of these categories; and 3) the products, services, and/or other outputs must be purchased or received by three of these categories, but not a majority of anyone category.
Spanish: Transinstitución
Sources and references
- Jerome C. Glenncited 2 times
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