Social impact economy – governance models in enterprises and paths for development in Europe and the Western Balkans
Venue: hotel “Budva”, Budva, Montenegro
17th September
Draft Agenda
08.30 Registration of participants and welcome coffee
09.00 – 09.30 Welcome speeches – representatives of partners and institutions
Presentation of concept and context – Luca Pastorelli, DIESIS Network – Igor Milosevic, UpBeat Hub
09.30 -11.00 Relevance of the social economy – how to become an actor in community and economic development in different countries
- The development of Social Economy and social enterprises in Poland in the last decade: key factors and current trends – Julia Koczanowicz-Chondzyńska, FISE
- Social enterprises and work integration in Romania – Raluca Ouriaghi, Ateliere Fara Frontera
The context in the Western Balkan countries
Q&A
11.00- 11.20 Coffee break
11.20-12.30 Inspiring and successful models in networking and social economy cooperation
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A national platform to support development and cooperation: Social Economy of Slovenia – Representative of ASES
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Promoting and lobbying for social enterprise: Social Enteprise UK – Salim Sharif (SEUK)
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Cooperation among cooperatives: the Italian model of consortium Sabina Bellione (Consorzio CGM) and Michela Vogrig (COSM)TBC
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Networking at EU level: DIESIS Network – Gianluca Pastorelli (DIESIS)
Q&A
12.30-13.30 The importance of the legal form and the governance model in successful social enterprises: examples form the R2G project
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Cooperative model – a good example from Poland: Dobrze social cooperative
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Work integration for disabled persons: the example of Sent in Slovenia
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Consideration and recommendations from the R2G project – Toby Jonhson (DIESIS)
13.30-14.30 Lunch break
14.30-15.30 Parallel session
Panel I – Basics for cooperation in the social economy in Montenegro
Panel II – Regional business cooperation in the social economy sector
Workshop – Linking community and social economy with new technology
15.30 – 15.50 Conclusions of panels
16.00 – 17.30 Investment in the social economy – tbc
