2014 ABS Third Non-Profit Institutions Satellite Account () On 30 June 2014 the ABS released its third Satellite Account. It found that NPIs contributed close to $55 billion to Australia's economy in 2012–13, an increase of $22 billion in original terms, since 2006–07, as measured by gross value added. NPIs received income of $107.5 billion and employed just over 1,000,000 people during the same period. The types of NPI activities that contributed to total gross value added were education and research (30.9%), social services (19.5%), health and hospitals (18.1%) and culture and recreation (13.2%). In relation to giving the Satellite Account disclosed the following: Source Income Donations, bequests and legacies $3,993 m Donations from businesses $863 m Donations from trusts and $474 m foundations Sponsorships $1,381 m Other fundraising $1,903 m TOTAL $8,614 m The release did not have the volunteer component because the appropriate data were not collected by a prior household survey. The ABS plans to collect these data in a household survey in 2015. Funding for this ABS product was provided by the DSS and the Australian Department of Health. We understand (at the date of publication) that funding is not assured for another Non-Profit Institutions Satellite Account. Chapter 4 Government Sources Table 2. Key studies from Government sources Study/Dataset Data Description Number of Nonprofit Type of Data Year/s Cases Sectors ABS Time Use 1992, Examines the daily 2006 - 3,816 Volunteering Interviews and Survey (, , ) 1997, activities of Australians families and self-completion 2006 both in paid and unpaid 3,643 diary.
2014 ABS Third Non-Profit Institutions Satellite Account () On 30 June 2014 the ABS released its third Satellite Account. It found that NPIs contributed close to $55 billion to Australia's economy in 2012–13, an increase of $22 billion in original terms, since 2006–07, as measured by gross value added. NPIs received income of $107.5 billion and employed just over 1,000,000 people during the same period. The types of NPI activities that contributed to total gross value added were education and research (30.9%), social services (19.5%), health and hospitals (18.1%) and culture and recreation (13.2%). In relation to giving the Satellite Account disclosed the following: Source Income Donations, bequests and legacies $3,993 m Donations from businesses $863 m Donations from trusts and foundations $474 m Sponsorships $1,381 m Other fundraising $1,903 m TOTAL $8,614 m The release did not have the volunteer component because the appropriate data were not collected by a prior household survey. The ABS plans to collect these data in a household survey in 2015. Funding for this ABS product was provided by the DSS and the Australian Department of Health. We understand (at the date of publication) that funding is not assured for another Non-Profit Institutions Satellite Account. Chapter 4 Government Sources Table 2. Key studies from Government sources Study/Dataset Data Year/s Description Number of Cases Nonprofit Sectors Type of Data ABS Time Use Survey (, , ) 1992, 1997, 2006 Examines the daily activities of Australians both in paid and unpaid 2006 - 3,816 families and 3,643 Volunteering Interviews and self-completion diary.
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