THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION
by Ken de Chadirac
This summary sheet was designed by Ken de Chadirac, with the support of the organization Paroles d’excluEs, to demystify the concept of social exclusion while proposing ten reasons and ways to counter it. Ken de Chadirac, a graduate of the M.Sc. in Social Innovation Management in 2017, received an Ideos Scholarship for his supervised project carried out under the supervision of Sacha Ghadiri. This project was the basis for the attached information summary sheet.
Download the final report (public version) – L’exclusion sociale, proposition de définition
THE OPTIMIZATION OF FOOD DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS AT PANIER FUTÉ
by Chujing Lu
This summary sheet was produced by Chujing Lu, with the support of Panier Futé Coop, to help the organization optimize its food distribution network in order to better achieve its social mission.
Chujing Lu, who graduated from the M.Sc. in Global Supply Chain Management at HEC Montréal in 2017, received an Ideos Scholarship for her thesis completed under the supervision of Julie Paquette. Download the full thesis – The Heterogenous Vehicle Routing Problems with Close-Open Routes in a Food Distribution Cooperation
DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
by Marie-Philippe Frenette
This supervised project summary sheet was produced by Marie-Philippe Frenette following the completion of a five-year strategic planning process for the organization Mères avec pouvoir (MAP), which promotes the autonomy, and social and professional integration of low-income single-parent women. This strategic planning scheme is adapted to the specific characteristics of NPOs in order to ensure the growth of MAP Montréal.
Marie-Philippe Frenette, who graduated from the M.Sc. in Management at HEC Montréal in 2017, received an Ideos Scholarship for her supervised project carried out under the supervision of Luciano Barin Cruz.
KNOWLEDGE SHARING AMONG SOCIAL MISSION ORGANIZATIONS: A CASE STUDY FROM RWANDA
by Ariane Tremblay Desbiens
Ariane Tremblay Desbiens, a graduate of the M.Sc. in Social Innovation Management at HEC Montréal in 2018, received an Ideos Scholarship for her thesis on “Knowledge sharing between organizations whose mission is women empowerment: a case study from Rwanda”, under the supervision of Marlei Pozzebon.
Ariane Tremblay Desbiens had the opportunity to carry out her research within the Tushiriki Wote project which translates into English as “Participation by All”. This project’s mission is peace building and economic development for small-scale cross-border women entrepreneurs. Ariane Tremblay Desbiens wanted to better understand how the interactions between the different stakeholders influenced a project that aims at women empowerment.
SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION NETWORK ANALYSIS OF THE CLUB DES PETITS DÉJEUNERS: THE CASE IN NEW BRUNSWICK
by Caroline Milot
Caroline Milot, M.Sc. graduate in International Logistics, completed a supervised project that analyzed the distribution network of the Club des petits déjeuners (CPD). This Ideos Scholarship recipient was mandated to conduct an analysis in order to allow the CPD to reduce their operating costs and thus enable more children to start their school day well-nourished.
As her Knowledge Transfer Activity, Ms. Milot chose to create a mind map to illustrate the analysis process. This mind map has been adapted to help various organizations analyze their distribution network. It is suitable for all types of products and, as in the case of the CPD, for individual portions of the products distributed.
Click on the image to view the complete mind map.
View Caroline Milot’s final report, adapted for publication.