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13 maart 2018
Introduction: who we are?
Keynote 13 maart 2018 Welcome Introduction: who we are? Welcome - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Keynote 13 maart 2018 Welcome Introduction: who we are? Welcome Introduction: who we are? Ido de Vries: Haarlem Lecturer social entrepreneurship, University of Applied Sciences, Leiden PhD research into psychological aspects of social
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Introduction: who we are? Ido de Vries: Haarlem
Lecturer social entrepreneurship, University of Applied Sciences, Leiden PhD research into psychological aspects of social entrepreneurship vries.de.i@hsleiden.nl 0031 6 4813 4092
Welcome
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- Social entrepreneurship as hybridity
- Supportive environments for social
entrepreneurship
- Relations between social entrepreneurs and local
authorities
- With stakeholders: discussion on how to support
the social innovation of social entrepreneurship
Program
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a continuum?
Source:https://tammymaloney.com/2012/09/23/social-entrepreneurship-the-missing-piece-to-our-social-policy- puzzle/
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Bron: https://www.quora.com/Can-you-become-rich-if-youre-a-social-entrepreneur
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Hybridity
Source: http://ziplaunchpad.sdsu.edu/social-entrepreneurship
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Source: http://philanthropy-impact.org/social-enterprise-defining-successful-giving-developing- strategy/social-enterprise
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Bron: http://www.ijmar.org/v2n2/15-007.html
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Bron: Defourny, J. and Nyssens, M. (2014), “The EMES Approach of Social Enterprise in a Comparative Perspective”, in Defourny, J., Hulgard, L. and Pestoff, V. (Ed) Social Enterprise and the Third Sector, New York: Routledge
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De plaats van sociale ondernemingen
Source: Fundamentals for an International Typology of Social Enterprise Models. Jacques Defourny & Marthe Nyssens
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De plaats van sociale ondernemingen
Source: Fundamentals for an International Typology of Social Enterprise Models. Jacques Defourny & Marthe Nyssens
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Developments
Source: Gugerell, based on Steen et al. 2013
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De plaats van sociale ondernemingen
Source: Fundamentals for an International Typology of Social Enterprise Models. Jacques Defourny & Marthe Nyssens, 2017
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- PSE= Public sector social enterprise model
- SB= Social Business model
- CSR= MVO
- FPO= Financial Purpose Organisation
- SME= Social Motive Enterprise (bv WISE)
- SC= Social Cooperative model
- ENP= Enterpreneurial Non-Profit model
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Ecosystem
Source: Wirtz, M. And Volkmann, C. (2015). Do Social Business Cities Foster Sustainable Urban Development? Social Business, Volume 5, Number 2, pp. 157-175 (19)
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How to deal with local authorities
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- Window dressing for eldermen?
- Procurement?
– www.buy-social.nl
- Not easy
The relationship SE and local authorities
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- 1. Avoiding the authorities out of dissapointment
- 2. Lobbying and connecting
- 3. Proactive doing: ahead of the authorities
- 4. Creative system changer
- 5. Strategic follower of policies
5 different attitudes found in Amsterdam:
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- Recognise social entrepreneurship
- Buy social
- Integrality (multi-sector cooperation)
- One entrance
- Take care of size
- Quick action
- Participate, facilitate and connect
What cities could do:
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- Quality of service/product
- Concentrate on impact area
- Understand the other (policy, and roles)
- Act proactively
- Know your collegues in SE
- Invest in personal relations
- Understand the rules of procurement
- Diversify financial sources
- Don’t give up
What social entrepreneurs could do:
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Stakeholder meeting
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Ecosystem
Source: Wirtz, M. And Volkmann, C. (2015). Do Social Business Cities Foster Sustainable Urban Development? Social Business, Volume 5, Number 2, pp. 157-175 (19)
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SPARK Action Plan
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Questions for stakeholders: are you supporting social innovation?
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Social innovation
Codruta, G.O. & Denisa, D. Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence, 2017, vol. 11, issue 1, 788-797
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SPARK Innovation Roadmap:
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SPARK Innovation Roadmap:
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- Organise co-creation?
- Take care of the processes?
– Cooperate with social entrepeneurs, stakeholders and resources?
- Provide support for outcomes/impact?
Questions for stakeholders, do you:
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- How do you participate in the ecosystem of social
entrepeneurship?
- How do you help/support/strengthen
social innovation?
Questions for stakeholders:
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Remember to use the full extent of your relationships with the wider innovation ecosystem – to spread the word but also to bring in any skills or resources available to deliver the innovation.
in the SPARK Innovation Roadmap:
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Tops and Flops in the ecosystem of social entrepreneurship
- What are your personal experiences?
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