Scale OUT roadshow Webinar martedì 21 dicembre dalle 11 alle 13  

Il webinar sarà l’occasione per la presentazione e la discussione delle tre azioni pilota condotte dai tre partner italiani del progetto +Resilient (ANCI, Regione Veneto, Camera di Commercio Treviso e Belluno). Il progetto, co-finanziato nell’ambito del programma Interreg Med, ha supportato iniziative territoriali di innovazione e sviluppo sostenibile. Il progetto è stato condotto da 14 partner in 8 paesi europei. I tre partner italiani hanno promosso iniziative sui temi dell’innovazione urbana, della valorizzazione delle competenze nelle politiche attive del lavoro, e del turismo sostenibile. La presentazione e il confronto delle diverse esperienze punta all’emersione di spunti condivisi su strumenti e soluzioni per l’innovazione nello sviluppo di città e territori.

Intervengono  

• Sandra Rainero e Francesca Nadalin (Regione Veneto) Promuovere l’incontro tra competenze e lavoro per lo sviluppo locale
• Elena Zambelli e Roberto Sandrini (Camera di Commercio di Treviso e Belluno) La promozione della responsabilità sociale nel settore turistico
• Massimo Allulli (ANCI) La ricerca sul Laboratorio di Innovazione Urbana Palazzo Guerrieri a Brindisi
• Francesca Traclò (economista)

Registratione

October 8^th, 2021, 11:00 – 13:00 CET

The webinar will present the main contributions of the +Resilient Project in the field of the skills for social innovation and sustainable organizations. Starting from the +Resilient transnational study on skills and organizational elements assessment to foster social digital innovation, we will present the concrete pilot actions in different regions on the field.

The results of the project has provided new insights in the debate of the future of work by bringing the contributions from social economy and social responsiveness enterprises.

Agenda

• Introduction: Massimo Allulli – ANCI

PART I. +Resilient Transnational Study on Skills Identification and Development in Social Innovation

• The +Resilient Research Results in the Debate of the Future of Work:   Lídia Arroyo – UOC

• Skills and Capabilities for Social Innovation in the Veneto Region: Francesca Nadalin – Veneto Region

PART II. +Resilient Pilot Plan & Stakeholders

• Pilot Plan in Barcelona: Skills Identification and Development in the Care Sector Rosa Panades – Barcelona Activa

• Fundació BCN Formació Professional: The health and care sectors regarding the Vocational Education and Training (VET) Pau Alarcón & Ana Vicente– Fundació BCN Formació Professional

Q&A session

• Conclusions – Closing Remarks: Lídia Arroyo – UOC

The webinar is open to public, but registration is required. Registration will be open until the 6th of October 2021 and all registered participants will receive the link for participation to the webinar.

September 29^th, 2021, 11:00 – 13:00 CET

The webinar will be the occasion to present and discuss activities developed in the framework of +Resilient and that directly involved Public Authorities. Study visits and pilot actions showed how Local and Regional Governments are key actors in supporting social innovation. The webinar will focus on the lessons learned on the role of Tourism sector in promoting Social Innovation and Clusters with high social vocation and responsiveness.

Agenda

• Greetings

Chamber of Commerce Treviso Belluno – Italy

• +Resilient project presentation

 (Veneto Region – Italy)

• Social Innovation and Tourism – keynote speech

Prof. Maurizio Busacca (University of Venice – Italy)

• The initiatives enacted by the Chamber of Commerce of Treviso Belluno to foster and support social economy and tourism.

Simona Aceto (ECIPA – Italy)

• The contribution of Open Data to tourism services

Duccio Schiavon (Quantitas Srl – Italy)

• Tourism, social innovation, innovative local products in COVID 19 situation on countryside of Styria

Janja Viher, (Prizma Foundation – Slovenia)

• Questions and answers

The webinar is open to public, but registration is required. Registration will be open until the 27th of September 2021 and all registered participants will receive the link for participation to the webinar.

September 28^th, 2021, 11:00 – 13:30 (CET)

The webinar will be the occasion to present and discuss activities developed in the framework of +Resilient that are supporting participation and stakeholder’s involvement in the social innovation process.

A frequently quoted definition from Open Book on Social Innovation describes social innovations as:

‘New ideas (products, services and models) that simultaneously meet social needs and create new social relationships or collaborations.

In other words, they are innovations that are both good for society and enhance society’s capacity to act.

(Murray et al., 2010)

Participation and stakeholders’ involvement plays an essential role in social innovation. Engaging people and stakeholder’s involvement and cooperation in developing new ways of tackling social challenges that we are facing in our communities leads to more effective and more legitimate solutions accepted by the community. There are some key reasons why participation and stakeholder’s involvement is important for social innovation. Engagement:

• enables a better understanding of social needs

• enables diversity and provides a channel for new solutions

• can increase the legitimacy of the solutions (projects/ decisions)

• enables responses to complex challenges that require varied and unexpected sources offering diverse and new perspectives.

Evaluation of the Resilient + pilot actions showed an important methodological dimension of the pilot actions and that is that most partners have largely used participative methods at each step of the pilot action implementation. This is seen as one of the impacts of the Resilient project, which emphasized, from the beginning, the importance of participative process in social innovation dynamics and process.

The aim of this webinar is to share experiences, tools and lessons learned that could be used to boost greater participation and stakeholders’ involvement in the social innovation process.

Agenda:

The webinar is open to public, but registration is required. Registration will be open until the 26th of September 2021 and all registered participants will receive the link for participation to the webinar.

September 20^th, 2021, 10:00 – 12:00 (CET)

This webinar will be the occasion to present and discuss part of the activities carried out during the +Resilient Project that contributed to foster social entrepreneurship and social innovation incubators. Based on pilot actions and study visits, this webinar will focus on sharing experiences and lessons learned from these activities. A pedagogical tool will be presented by Inter-Made, an incubator based in Marseille dedicated to social economy and social innovation, which was part of the +Resilient project.

Agenda

• Introduction 

  • The +Resilient project:  Francesca Nadalin (Veneto Region)
  • Presentation of the webinar: Francesca Petrella and Nadine Richez-Battesti (Aix-Marseille University)

• +Resilient initiatives to promote social entrepreneurship and social enterprises

  • Developing a training programme on Social Entrepreneurship
    Nadia Karra (REMTH, Greece)
  • Social innovations for Sustainable Regional Development
    Ivana Nikles (Regional Coordinator for European Programmes and Funds of the Region of Istria)
  • Valentina Anic and Mihaela Pokos – Moneo Consulting
  • Social Innovation and Generativity in the Mediterranean City:
    Massimo Allulli (ANCI – National Association of Italian Municipalities)
  •  Questions and answers

• Inter-Made, a social innovation and social economy incubator (Marseille)

  • Laura Sanna (Inter-Made, Marseille)
  • Questions and answers

The webinar is open to public, but registration is required. Registration will be open until the 17th of September and all registered participants will receive the link for participation to the webinar