The map displays in a clear way those organisations that more inclusive, sustainable and community-centred economies They are working on building it. By mapping their networks and collaborations, it serves as a valuable resource for decision-makers, educators, entrepreneurs, researchers, and anyone interested in the SSE.
What does the map offer?
Using the Map of Alliances:
– The most important SSE actors of individual countries can be identified
– Existing networks and collaborations can be discovered
– We can gain detailed insight into the drivers of social change
– We can gather inspiration from community and solidarity-based initiatives
– We can find partners for new projects or international collaborations
The tool was developed within the framework of the CREASSE project, which strengthens the SSE ecosystem in the participating countries through research, focus groups and multi-stakeholder dialogue.
Why is all this important?
The Social and Solidarity Economy plays an increasingly significant role in addressing social needs, involving disadvantaged groups and developing rural areas. Making the network visible strengthens cooperation and contributes to the resilient, cohesive communities for its construction across Europe.