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POlandThe Polish Social Economy Act considers forms of supporting the development of the social economy by public administration bodies. There are specific national supporting mechanisms already contemplated in the “Resilience and Development of Social Economy and Social Entrepreneurship” and the National Program for the Development of Social Economy until 2030. These work on supporting and promoting the social economy in the implementation of the provisions of the voivodeship development strategy in areas related to the labor market, social integration, development of entrepreneurship and innovation, development of public services, and other priorities in which regional development is possible through the social economy. Outside the public initiative, associations like the Foundation “Pod Aniołem”, the KOMES Socio-Economic Initiatives Foundation, or the 4C Social Economy Center also provide specific support to social economy initiatives. The following topics are identified as priorities: transport and digital connectivity, diversification of economic activities, stimulation of (young) entrepreneurship.
NEWS/OUTCOMES
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY HELD IN BUDAPEST: IN THE NEXT 6 MONTHS, THE PRIORITY IS WORKING ON MAPs
On October 16-17th, a consortium of 15 partners from 8 countries gathered in Budapest, Hungary for the Second General Assembly of the ESIRA project. The two-day event provided an opportunity for Work Package leaders to present progress reports. Detailed overviews of...
THE NORWEGIAN MAP GROUP HAD ITS KICK-OFF IN KONGSVINGER, INLAND NORWAY
More contact with working life, a youth house for young adults, or e-sports training facilities. There's no shortage of ideas when Norwegian MAP-group in the ESIRA-project meets for the first time at the Inland Norway Science Park in Kongsvinger. ESIRAs Norwegian MAP...
REGISTER FOR THE THIRTEENTH EUROPEAN MOUNTAIN CONVENTION
XIII European Mountain Convention “Shaping the future of mountain economies” | From 15 to 18 October 2024 in Puigcerdà (Catalonia) Mountain economies are based on economic sectors that are the beating heart of mountain areas, provide employment to mountain communities...
THE KICK-OFF MEETING OF THE ESIRA PROJECT WAS HELD IN BURGOS
A consortium of 15 partners from 8 countries launched the ESIRA Project with the main goal of improving the socio-economic position of the population in rural areas! Partners attended the Kick-off meeting held on January 17th and 18th in Burgos, Spain. The meeting was...
WE HAVE STARTED THE ESIRA PROJECT
Across the European Union, rural, mountainous, and remote regions encompass nearly 80% of the territory, yet they are home to only 30% of the population. Despite this seemingly sparse population density, these areas wield considerable economic influence, contributing...