inclusion. There are plans to announce around 15 calls by - Through participating in the end of coordinated expanding opportunities for development of all stakeholders in the field of social entrepreneurship in Croatia. SE The Swedish ESF programme underlines the role of civil - Finding common - Sharing the outcomes from society and social economy. for joint national pre-studies started in transnational calls of autumn 2015 building the The Swedish ESF operational programme has several proposals. To put the effort platform for future national ESF entries for social economy. It mentions the development of rather into the common projects. On the regional level the sector and its connection to traditional private sector. In framework to get transnational there are additional 23 projects the OP it is believed that the labour market can be enlarged projects rolling, than to start working in this field. Some of and become more inclusive through the work-integrated from scratch exchanging them are owned by the social enterprises (WISEs) and other activities on voluntary know-how and compare the organisations themselves, if not basis. situation for social economy in the civil society and social The focus on national level regarding the civil society and the different member states. economy are an integrated part social economy is to give opportunities to the organisations in of the project team. - the projects have order to complement and strengthen public employment or started, there will be time to social measures, i.e. through skills development. monitor and evaluate and compare best practices and learn more for further development. BEfr Investment priorities 8.1 and 8.5 = 44 million EUR (a bit more - Share experiences Good practices on incubators than 7% of all OP budget). - Enrich evaluations 11 Social Economy projects with 2 million EUR ESF funding - Enrich peer reviews in Wallonia only. Main topics in OP regarding Social Economy: - coaching in setting up new social economy activities - capacity building
inclusion. There are plans to announce around 15 calls by the end of - Through participating in coordinated expanding opportunities for development of all stakeholders in the field of social entrepreneurship in Croatia. SE The Swedish ESF programme underlines the role of civil society and social economy. The Swedish ESF operational programme has several entries for social economy. It mentions the development of the sector and its connection to traditional private sector. In the OP it is believed that the labour market can be enlarged and become more inclusive through the work-integrated social enterprises (WISEs) and other activities on voluntary basis. The focus on national level regarding the civil society and social economy is to give opportunities to the organisations in order to complement and strengthen public employment or social measures, i.e. through skills development. - Finding common for joint transnational calls of proposals. To put the effort rather into the common framework to get transnational projects rolling, than to start from scratch exchanging know-how and compare the situation for social economy in the different member states. - the projects have started, there will be time to monitor and evaluate and compare best practices and learn more for further development. - Sharing the outcomes from national pre-studies started in autumn 2015 building the platform for future national ESF projects. On the regional level there are additional 23 projects working in this field. Some of them are owned by the organisations themselves, if not the civil society and social economy are an integrated part of the project team. BEfr Investment priorities 8.1 and 8.5 = 44 million EUR (a bit more than 7% of all OP budget). 11 Social Economy projects with 2 million EUR ESF funding in Wallonia only. Main topics in OP regarding Social Economy: - coaching in setting up new social economy activities - capacity building - Share experiences - Enrich evaluations - Enrich peer reviews Good practices on incubators
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