Here you can find policy guidance notes and case studies about key policy issues related to inclusive and social entrepreneurship (only available in English). You can use the filters and/or a keyword search to narrow down your results.
Case study
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ENTRUM is a youth entrepreneurship training programme that was developed by Estonia’s biggest energy corporation (Eesti Energia) in 2010 as part of its long-term...
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FASE is a financial intermediary providing hybrid financing to social enterprises. It uses a highly tailored, “deal-by-deal” approach in order to design innovative...
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The initiative Fonds de garantie à l’initiative des femmes (FGIF) (‘Guarantee funds for the creation, take-over or development of companies initiated by women’) is part...
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Going for Growth started out as an entirely publicly funded scheme. It now receives over two thirds of its funding support from the private sector, excluding the...
Guidance note
Overview: how can access to finance by social enterprises be supported?
This policy guidance note describes different approaches and instruments to support access to finance...
Guidance note
Overview: what is meant by access to markets?
This policy guidance note describes different approaches and policy levers to support access to public and private markets by...
Guidance note
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This note describes the steps that policy makers can take to ensure that the regulatory environment does not create unnecessary challenges or disincentives for...
Guidance note
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This note describes the steps that policy makers can take to ensure that the regulatory environment does not create unnecessary challenges or disincentives for...
Guidance note
Overview
This note describes the steps that policy makers can take to ensure that the regulatory environment does not create unnecessary challenges or disincentives for...
Guidance note
Overview
This note describes the steps that policy makers can take to ensure that the regulatory environment does not create unnecessary challenges or disincentives for...