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THE NETWORK FOR BETTER FUTURE OF SOCIAL ECONOMY

THE NETWORK FOR BETTER FUTURE OF SOCIAL ECONOMY. The BFSE network. October 2009 – June 2012 7 partners: Poland, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Lombardy Region, Flanders, Finland, England 5 thematic fields. The BFSE network. 5 working groups (strands):

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THE NETWORK FOR BETTER FUTURE OF SOCIAL ECONOMY

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  1. THE NETWORK FOR BETTER FUTURE OF SOCIAL ECONOMY

  2. The BFSE network October 2009 – June 2012 7 partners: Poland, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Lombardy Region, Flanders, Finland, England 5 thematic fields

  3. The BFSE network 5 working groups (strands): Community law and social services of general interest (Flanders) Measuring social added value and quality standards (Lombardy Region) Socially responsible public procurement and public social partnership (Poland) Social franchising (Sweden) Financial instruments and mechanisms of funds allocation to social economy (the Czech Republic)

  4. The BFSE network Publications on www.socialeconomy.pl Set of common recommendations for the next programming period (final publication) Strand publications containing recommendations for differnt administrative levels (national, regioanl, local) and different stakeholders, reports and good practice guides:

  5. The BFSE network • Social franchising – financing its growth • Social franchising – obtaining higher returns from investments for jobs in social enterprises • Overview of financial instruments for social economy and case studies of selected practice • Description of the tool for measuring social added value and report from its testing phase

  6. The BFSE network • Report on the application of SRPP and PSP in support to social economy development • Examples of SE initiatives significant from the perspective of sustainable public procurement • Report on Community law and social services of general interest in the light of social inclusion with Annex : ESF and state aids check list

  7. THE FUTURE

  8. The Social Entrepreneurship Network • Duration: 2 years (MArch 2013-Feb2015) • Dual partnership in each country: MA + SE federal and/or support body • Lead partner: Polish Ministry of Regional Development • Approx. total budget: € 500 000

  9. The partners

  10. Key features • Develop a comprehensive ecosystem for social enterprise development • Focus on social enterprise • Build on achievements of BFSE • Structural partnership with SE networks/organisations (which involve practitioners and/or experts) • Mainstream good practices and tools already developed in BFSE through study visits and peer reviews • Draft detailed recommendations to help ESF MAs to support the development of SE in OPs and new programmes

  11. Learning areas (clusters)

  12. Requirements/conditions • Clear commitment (specify activities and contributions) • Availability of human and financial resources • Only some expenses are paid by project budget • Co-financing (how to provide it) • Formal requirements (letter of commitment, budget information, etc.)

  13. www.socialeconomy.plThank you for your attention

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