STUDY / REPORT
Social and Solidarity Economy: A new paradigm through IVET innovation
Published: 01/09/2016
Reference No: SR-02-006

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.
This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Intro.
SSE is a modality of practicing exchanges, not a confined sector of economy. It is rooted in inclusive values and practices, and comprises organisations of the Third Sector, as social enterprises, social movements and citizens who develop alternatives to the multi-layered crisis that we face today.
Methods.
The questions that have been addressed explore the various aspects, both in terms of context (historical, normative, social, political) and of content, that lead to assert, through comparative methodology, the need to develop a common set of IVET training modules on SSE.
Results & Discussion.
A study among experienced social enterprises could help identify training needs. IVET organisations should have an understanding of how SSE can be a relevant field in which to train young people, and how it has a potential for innovation and employment creation.
References.
Jason Nardi, Josette Combes and Laura Aufrère - RIPESS Europe, Sofia Mora and Joana Cânedo - APDES, Krasimira Bakardzhieva - ASPECT, Mihaela Vetan - CRIES, Gabriela Vickova - Glafka, Panagiotis Koutoudis - IED, Soana Tortora and Chiara Bonifazi - Solidarius, Günther Lorenz - TechNet. "Social and Solidarity Economy: A new paradigm through IVET innovation". Institute of Entrepreneurship Development, September 01, 2016. https://ied.eu/research/expertise-achievements-eu-projects/ssee-ivet-mapping-report.
Jason Nardi, Josette Combes and Laura Aufrère - RIPESS Europe, Sofia Mora and Joana Cânedo - APDES, Krasimira Bakardzhieva - ASPECT, Mihaela Vetan - CRIES, Gabriela Vickova - Glafka, Panagiotis Koutoudis - IED, Soana Tortora and Chiara Bonifazi - Solidarius, Günther Lorenz - TechNet. (2016, September 01). Social and Solidarity Economy: A new paradigm through IVET innovation. Institute of Entrepreneurship Development. Retrieved September 01, 2016 from https://ied.eu/research/expertise-achievements-eu-projects/ssee-ivet-mapping-report
Jason Nardi, Josette Combes and Laura Aufrère - RIPESS Europe, Sofia Mora and Joana Cânedo - APDES, Krasimira Bakardzhieva - ASPECT, Mihaela Vetan - CRIES, Gabriela Vickova - Glafka, Panagiotis Koutoudis - IED, Soana Tortora and Chiara Bonifazi - Solidarius, Günther Lorenz - TechNet. "Social and Solidarity Economy: A new paradigm through IVET innovation". Institute of Entrepreneurship Development. https://ied.eu/research/expertise-achievements-eu-projects/ssee-ivet-mapping-report (accessed February 21,2020).