COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP LESSONS LEARNED

THE PROJECT AND THE IDEA… 60 community groups NGOs from disadvantaged regions of Armenia (mostly from rural communities) has taken part in SE introductory courses and got acquainted with the project. 27 Community groups and regional NGOs has taken part in a year-log educational process (e-learning and face-to-face) and developed their SE business plans. 10 Selected enterprises got funding for establishment of their start-ups and further consultancy and mentoring services. 500 Community groups and regional NGOs has taken part in a stand-alone e-course on Social Entrepreneurship Armenian Social Enterprise association is empowered and grown from 7 to 28 members, and facilitates the creation of a State concept on SE The project is funded by European Commission The project is co-funded by Austrian Development Agency

WHY social Enterprises? Serious problems of current economic schemes Assessments of the efficiency of the International Support Schemes Eurasian developments in CIS SE The COSTS of donor dependency Changes in the approaches of Donor Community The failure of most of the governments and donors to solve local community issues Periodical Crisis situations in the World Economic System, Polarization/gapes in NGO sector

LESSON 1 : Problem of definition Although it is a long while the concept is under discussion still no common definition accepted by all actors 100.000 definitions starting from “APPLE as Social Enterprise” Finishing with very narrow definitions OUR DEFINITION: “Social entrepreneurship is an entrepreneurial activity, which puts the solution of a social problem at the core of its business model, and which dedicates most of its profit to positive social transformation and solution of social challenges”

LESSON 2: Difficulty to explain the Model of Functioning Social Enterprise Products and Services Income Expenses Generation of Profit Social Impact Payback to Investors Community development Re-Investment in the of SE

LESSON 3 : SOCIAL IMPACT of SE The impact of the business The profit directed to social Impact Social Issue 4 Social Issue 3 Social Issue 1 Social Issue 2 IMPACT On you On your family On your friends On your community On your country On the Planet SE Working on maximal social impact !! Planning the Impact Measuring the Impact Presenting the impact

LESSON 4 : SOCIAL INNOVATION Global National Local

LESSON 5 : Scalability and Replicability ? Small Bigger VEEEERY big Is it necessary to scale up ?

LESSON 6 : Value Capsule and the SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR Why should I limit myself ?

LESSON 7 : WHY SO MANY FAILURES? THE Importance of the experience of the “work with the soil”: Sterile NGOs and Bureaucracy in Donor Agencies There were millions of Euros spent before us… Where are the success stories? Complexity of the topic: multidisciplinary nature and mentality crash The lack of : “I REALLY DO WANT this to happen” approach

Some “provocations” Provocation no. 1  !!! Some researchers/futurologists state that Social Entrepreneurship is the future of all the Businesses… Some “provocations” Provocation no. 2  !!! Some researchers/futurologists state that Social Entrepreneurship is the future of all the NGOs…

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