A new report, developed with support from the Swedish Institute, explores the social innovation ecosystems of Moldova, Ukraine, and Sweden, highlighting common challenges and opportunities for cooperation.
The study, prepared by Coompanion ?sterg?tland (Sweden), the National Platform of Women (Moldova), and the Youth Public Organization “New European Generation” (Ukraine), underlines the role of Social Innovation Labs (SILs) in addressing poverty, inequality, environmental sustainability, and youth empowerment.
Key recommendations include strengthening SILs, fostering cross-sector partnerships, integrating social innovation into education, and developing a joint European Social Innovation Network to connect EU and aspiring EU member states.
This work forms part of the initiative “Strengthening Youth Networks and Competences through Social Innovation.”
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