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SOCIAL AND SOLIDARITY ECONOMY ACADEMY Contents Acknowledgments ..........................................................................iii Foreword .........................................................................................iv General introduction .......................................................................vi Acronyms .....................................................................................xvii Chapter 1: Understanding the social and solidarity economy .........1 1.1 Introduction...............................................................................................................1 1.2 Mapping the SSE .....................................................................................................1 1.3 Common features of SSE organizations..................................................................5 1.4 Related concepts ....................................................................................................10 1.5 Comparative advantages of the SSE ....................................................................12 1.6 Key findings ............................................................................................................15 Chapter 2: Governance and management of SSEOs ......................17 2.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................17 2.2 Governance and management of SSEOs..............................................................17 2.3 Managing resources in SSEOs...............................................................................25 2.4 Financing mechanisms for SSEOs.........................................................................28 2.5 Towards efficient management of SSEOs.............................................................29 2.6 Key findings.............................................................................................................30 Chapter 3: Policy framework for developing the SSE ...................35 3.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................35 3.2 Public policies for the SSE .....................................................................................35 3.3 Constructed from the bottom up ...........................................................................39 3.4 Transverse actions..................................................................................................40 3.5 Possibilities of “emancipation”?.............................................................................41 3.6 The SSE in selected countries................................................................................42 3.7 Key findings.............................................................................................................49 xviii READER
SOCIAL AND SOLIDARITY ECONOMY ACADEMY Chapter 4: Building the SSE through partnerships and networking ..................................................................53 4.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................53 4.2 The importance of partnerships and networks ....................................................53 4.3 Forms of collaboration ...........................................................................................56 4.4 Key stakeholders ....................................................................................................57 4.5 Different types of networks and partnerships .......................................................62 4.6 Networks’ roles and functions in supporting the SSE ..........................................63 4.7 Building an action plan ...........................................................................................66 4.8 International structures of the SSE ........................................................................68 4.9 Key findings.............................................................................................................69 Chapter 5: Contributions of the SSE to the ILO Decent Work Agenda ........................................................................77 5.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................77 5.2 Promoting and realizing labour standards and rights at work .............................78 5.3 Securing decent employment and income ...........................................................80 5.4 Enhancing and broadening social protection .......................................................84 5.5 Strengthening and extending social dialogue.......................................................87 5.6 Key findings.............................................................................................................88 Chapter 6: Social enterprises and decent work .............................89 6.1 Abstract ...................................................................................................................89 6.2 Introduction.............................................................................................................89 6.3 Adapting the decent work agenda to local contexts: the potential of social enterprises ....................................................................................................90 6.4 What can be learned from the Italian experience? ...............................................92 6.5 Case studies of successful social enterprises ......................................................94 6.6 Closing remarks ......................................................................................................99 Chapter 7: Supporting social enterprise development in Africa - the experience of a pilot ILO project ................101 7.1 Abstract ................................................................................................................101 7.2 Introduction...........................................................................................................101 7.3 Experiences ..........................................................................................................103 7.4 Potential for replication ........................................................................................107 7.5 Conclusions ..........................................................................................................107 READER xix
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