Milestones of the social economy at EU and international levels
European Union:
- European Action Plan for the Social Economy of the European Commission.
The European Commission has confirmed - on the occasion of its Communication
A Strong Social Europe for Just Transitions issued last January - the launch in 2021 of an European Action Plan for the social economy. This Plan is the
answer of the EU Instituions to the strong request of the European social economy organisations
structured around Social Economy Europe - the European social economy platform -
of which some ESMED organisations (ESS- France, CASES from Portugal and CEPES from Spain) are members.
This plan will make it possible to move forward and implement a European
policy for the social economy. Please, find the proposal for an Action Plan
that Social Economy Europe developed and presented to the Vice-President of the
Commission in January 2019 here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=11Rxq-BKFD3TgnHpnmA2WRHEbjpcviRKN
- Renewal of the European Parliament's Social Economy Intergroup:
The European Parliament confirmed end December the renewal of the Social Economy
Intergroup for the 2019-2023 mandate. More than 100 Members of European Parliament from the main political groups have supported this Intergroup. This
confirms the political consensus around the social economy as a driver of
economic and social development in the European Union.
- European Social Economy Summit. November 2020.
The city of Mannheim (Germany) will host the European Social Economy
Summit on 26 and 27 November. The aim of the summit is to strengthen the
European social economy and to exploit its contribution to economic
development, social inclusion and green and digital transitions. Discussions
will focus on three dimensions: the digitization of the social economy,
(social) innovation, transnational and cross-sector collaboration.
- Spain: Ministry of Labour and Social Economy.
Spanish new government following the November general elections has
created a Ministry for Social Economy. This is the first that social economy is
subject of a ministry in Spain.
International organizations.
- United Nations. The role of cooperatives and mutuelles in social development.
- International Labour Office (ILO). Report on financing social economy
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