Identifying and Analyzing the Components of Financial Succession Succeeding in Social Partnership Projects

Recently, with the proliferation of social networks, the term financial wisdom has been much heard, although this is not a new concept and has traditionally been traditional in the old days. The focus is on pooling the target community in activities such as problem-solving, production, ideas, and innovation. Financial co-operation focuses specifically on the economic participation of individuals to carry out benevolent or economic investments that can be achieved to obtain material gain or spiritual goals. The challenges of successful implementation of financial fundraising dynamics are the recognition of the indicators that affect the maximum community participation. Therefore, the problem of the present study is to identify the indicators that affect the success of financial collusion and validate them in the form of a structural model. For this purpose, after reviewing previous researches and designing of survey tools, the opinions of the statistical community, including Yazd citizens who had a history of participation in such projects were analyzed by exploratory-confirmatory factor analysis. The results of the model test based on the participation of the 410 sample population show that, in general, the four objectives of targeting the project of wagering, proper informing, trusting the executives and encouraging investors to succeed in these dynamics are most influential.