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'''<big>Value for money from social firms</big>''' ... of training is addressed in a third policy brief, ''Management Skills for Social Enterprises'' [http://circa.europa.eu/Public/irc/empl/equal_etg/library?l=/

...ect on how to carry forward the work on inclusive entrepreneurship and the social economy during the final period of EQUAL and into the new programming perio ...first deals with the business creation theme while the second concerns the social economy.

...e in Sunderland in North-East England. It has achieved some celebrity in [[social enterprise]] circles because of the way it applied innovative human resourc ...cial enterprise to be involved in the work of the [[INSPIRE]] project on [[social franchising]]. This has led to several [[spin-off]] companies being establi

'''<big>Handling exclusion through [[social firm]]s - EQUAL Compendium 2.4.6</big>''' ...ue of training is addressed in a third policy brief, Management Skills for Social Enterprises.''' [http://circa.europa.eu/Public/irc/empl/equal_etg/library?l

...trepreneurship]], [[local development]], [[social entrepreneurship]] and [[social innovation]] that [[Help:Editing|you can edit]]. To add your own case stud [http://www.socialeconomy.pl/ Social Entrepreneurship Network]

...aken – within DTI or across government – and it has not been clear how social inclusion policies should be prioritised as part of DTI’s overall strateg Key aspects of social exclusion, including its costs (section II), its future significance, and t

'''<big>Here to stay - [[social enterprise]] in the East Midlands of England</big>''' ...osting system called ‘IDB’ (information, diagnosis and brokerage) with social enterprises, in order to link mainstream resources for business support wit

<big>'''SROI: social return on investment'''</big> ...y the [[New Economics Foundation]] as part of the [http://www.sepgb.co.uk/ Social Enterprise Partnership] [[EQUAL]] project.''

... projects through a comparison between their costs and benefits, including social costs and benefits for an entire region or country. Depending on the projec social.

...engaging with the National Reports on strategies for social protection and social inclusion (SPSI) and particularly the NAPs Inclusion at national level, fac ...changes and mutual learning. From 2001 to 2005 this method only focused on social inclusion and was developed around a set of four objectives on the fight ag

''from [[Social economy national networks]]'' <big>'''UK social economy national network in EQUAL

''This case study was presented at the [[EQUAL]] conference ''Social economy - a model for inclusion, enterprise, and local development''' held * [[Understanding Social Enterprise]]''

''See also: [[Social economy learning network ideas]], [[Social economy transnational workplan]]'' <big>'''Learning Network Social Economy'''</big>

...relating to the '''EQUAL Policy Forum''' on Inclusive Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprise held in Hannover on 5-6 June 2007 * [[Hannover C4 impact measurement | C4 - impact measurement]]

...less than 91 organisations across the social spectrum to turn a fragmented social service system into a coherent whole, functioning on a basis of trust and c ...e 4 million people. It also has a lively [[social economy]], with over 300 social [[co-operative]]s providing services in care and labour market integration,

''see also [[Gdansk social economy conference]]'' ... Walesa, the event reviewed the programme’s results, launched Poland’s Social Economy Manifesto, and laid plans for transnational work in coming years.''

...balisation Adjustment Fund Unit of the Directorate General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities of the European Commission, as part of the **2.3.6 [[Compendium 2.3.6 Impact measurement|Value for money from social firms]]

...s heavily affected by the competing availability of grants and the tax and social security implications of setting up a business. In this highly complex scen ...eds of future competitiveness, then the funding mechanisms must take these social factors into account.

<big>'''2.3.6 Impacy measurement'''</big> See existing [[Impact measurement]] policy brief - '''''Value for money from social firms'''''

<big>'''SOCIAL ECONOMY – A MODEL FOR INCLUSION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT'' The social economy, one of EQUAL's nine themes, accounted for 155 development partners