4. Social economy – organizations, actions and
interactions among aims, values, mission, rights
and obligations, public and private sectors
Main aim: to bring back justice to economy
- by fighting social exclusion
- by helping develop deprived communities
- by introducing solidarity principles to system of
production
-etc.
SE actors
6. 2 million social economy enterprises in Europe,
representing 10% of all businesses in the EU.
More than 11 million people – about 6% of the EU’s
employees – work for social economy enterprises.
Different legal forms; various objectives ranging from
agriculture and banking to provision of employment and
sheltered workshops.
Types of organisations in EU
8. Lithuania has a law for ‘social enterprise’ (2004 Law on
Social Enterprises)
Perception of social enterprise is blatantly
underdeveloped and the concept is understood with
difficulty
A social business and innovation co-working space
“NGO Beehive” and other examples
SE organisations in
Lithuania