<< Objectives >>DSEtools aims to deliver VET material for filling the knowledge gap between social and solidarity economy (SSE) actors (managers, entrepreneurs and workers) on the one hand, and open source communities on the other hand. It aims at enabling both populations to collaborate and co-design digital strategies meeting SSE principles and values of openness, democracy and sustainability.<< Implementation >>3 deliverables are foreseen: collecting best practices and consolidating them into a shared vision; designing a handbook; elaborating and promoting policy recommendations.Such deliverables will be produced and promoted during transnational events, involving project partners and external partners.<< Results >>This project will lead to the creation of a VET partnership between a European SSE network, and a transnational open-source community, together with their respective broader ecosystems. At the end of the project, both communities are expected to share collective knowledge and visions enabling them to design innovative digital strategies based on open-source and interoperable solutions, participating to the development of a sustainable and inclusive digital economy.

<< Objectives >>Thanks to its transnational dimension, the objective of the project is to allow knowledge exchange and building of new capacities and skills to trainers and staff of unions and specific organisations, to promote in HU new solutions for sustainable housing and energy poverty. To allow the further implementation of such solutions, the project will draft a model on the process of how to learn transnationally from each other and identify locally feasible solutions with SE at the centre.<< Implementation >>We will realise a collective learning process: peer learning through the share of best practices, discussion which integrates local and EU perspectives; capacity building for local unions, social economy practitioners and experts to envisage, assess and implement social economy solutions to the housing and energy poverty crisis; a summary of the feasible social economy solutions to the housing energy crisis and a replicable model of transnational collaborative learning among local and EU actors.<< Results >>The final output of the project will summarise this process in the form of a replicable model. This will contain the first models for locally adaptable sustainable housing energy, where social economy frameworks, examples and principles, as well as values will be at the centre. It will also contain a model of our learning collaboration, allowing trade unions, social economy practitioners and experts to apply them across cases and countries.

<< Objectives >>This project aims to: - To transfer EU job carving/crafting knowledge as a work (re)integration approach;- To support the inclusion of vulnerable groups via strengthening their employment pathways; - To capacitate enterprises to serving as exemplary inclusive employers;- To enable mutual learning on new approaches that support inclusion and diversity in employment.<< Implementation >>1. Kick-off meeting2. Develop hand-on guidebook to help social mentors get knowledge on how to utilise job carving/crafting in enterprises3. Study visit to members of DIESIS practising job carving/crafting4. Training for inclusion mentors -social mentors with knowledge of job carving/crafting5. Testing the methodology in enterprises6. Validation workshop between PUBLIC and DIESIS network7. Exchange experience workshop with policy-makers<< Results >>We aim to see:- Companies employing vulnerable groups by adopting job carving/crafting mentoring; - Vulnerable people with improved skills for employability; - Adult training programmes better aligned to the needs of and opportunities offered by employers.

<< Objectives >>The project aims at empowering Lithuanian and European organisations working with migrants to build their capacity to promote social inclusion and integration in the labour market, by facilitating inter-community dialogue and ensuring upskilling of the participants. The project will create an international share of knowledge, best practices and educational tools. In the long-term it will create strategies, deploying the methodologies and tools of the social economy to create peaceful societies.<< Implementation >>The project activities are a secondary research on the role SE plays in building peaceful societies, focusing on the inclusion of migrants, 4 peer-learning activities that will involve Lithuanian and European organisations to share strategies, knowledge and practices, the creation of a handbook, gathering the outcomes from the research and best practices identified to multiply the knowledge across Europe, and the related project management and dissemination activities.<< Results >>The expected results of the activities are:Secondary research gathering the needs, challenges of SE in peace- building and collection of 10 cases from Lithuania and EuropeKnowledge exchange between participating organisations on transnational level, share of best practices between community-based organisations working with migrants on inclusion and community dialogue, and building cross-national networkHandbook for SE tools to build peaceful communities.

<< Objectives >>In partnership with Consorzio Meuccio Ruini and Diesis, our project will to explore the feasibility of a European activity targeting young people aged 18 to 35. This activity will aim at co-creating collective projects by young people in the social economy in order to respond to social, economic and/or environmental issues, by following an itinerant European training which combines meetings with actors from inspiring fields, introspection and tools for prototyping projects in the social economy.<< Implementation >>By implementing three activities we want to:- Make an inventory of similar alternatives in Belgium and Italy,- Create a methodology from this experience that allows this exploration phase to be replicated in another country.- Organize an event to exchange tools between partners and alternative meetings to end the work.<< Results >>At the end of this work, we would have been able to exchange views between partners on the diversity of our visions of the social economy and visit alternatives and inspiring projects to verify the feasibility of a Déclic Tour on a European scale.