Social innovation in times of crisis or in difficult social conditions Prof. Dr. Christoph Stückelberger Executive Director and Founder Globethics.net,

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Task Force Fostering and Building Human Capital Opportunities for Regional Cooperation in South Eastern Europe Sofia, 4 April 2008.
Advertisements

CIDAs Aid Effectiveness Agenda October Canadian aid program CIDA is the lead agency for development assistance The International Assistance Envelope.
J. David Tàbara Institute of Environmental Science and Technology Autonomous University of Barcelona Integrated Climate Governance.
EIRC Foundation European Integration and Regional Competitiveness Social Economy as a way to social inclusion Sofia 4-5 October 2010.
Aleš Zupan. Importance of R&D and innovation activities for competitiveness of regions and national economies Role of state against the role of individual.
TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR RESEARCHERS. Output 1: Current economic interdependence between the two communities assessed and recommendations for reinforced.
Actors for value-based engagement in sustainable consumption: Selected perspectives in innovation cases (Old Title: Sustainable Consumption: Collective.
Session Creating Health Equity: Going Beyond the Health Gap, the Mental Health Gap, and the Climate Gap Advancing equity through health in all policies:
Preconditions for Effective Implementation of anti-corruption measures.
Prof Parameshwar P Iyer Indian Institute of Science1 Entrepreneurship and Business Management Mega Bucks Workshop Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur.
Session Creating Health Equity: Going Beyond the Health Gap, the Mental Health Gap, and the Climate Gap Advancing equity through health in all policies:
 Why CED  Definitions  Features of CED  Values inherent in CED  The How of CED  The Results and Challenges of CED  Summary and Conclusion.
Developing Capacity and Invigorating Professionalism and Moral of the Public Service for Sustainable Development The Global Conference: "Civil Service.
June, 2003 Poverty and Climate Change Reducing the Vulnerability of the Poor through Adaptation Poverty and Climate Change Reducing the Vulnerability of.
The Politics of Reducing Malnutrition: Building Commitment and Accelerating Impact Stuart Gillespie 1, Lawrence Haddad 2, Venkatesh Mannar 3, Purnima Menon.
Presentation by Marie-Laure de Bergh, 17 Feb Link between migration and development? The Global Approach to Migration Political dialogue with Africa.
Cooperatives and Youth in the Context of Rural Development Presented at the Seminar Organized by Agri-Seta Prof. Muxe Nkondo National Small Business Advisory.
UNDP & the Business SectorBureau for Resources and Strategic Partnerships Business, sustainable development and the MDGs: A changing landscape.
Horizon 2020 Secure Societies Security Research and Industry DG Enterprise and Industry 2013.
United Way Worldwide Talent Core Competencies October 2012.
Public Private Partnership formation challenges and criteria for success Workshop FDOV/Sustainable Enterpreneurship and Food Security Facility (18 and.
Conclusion. Recap Regions evaluated: Europe, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa,… Ideas evaluated: Democracy, Colonialism, Nationalism, Globalism,
Knowledge transfer in practice Societal Entrepreneurship and Regional Development Yvonne von Friedrichs, Associate professor Anders Lundström,
Crisis Conference 2011 Crisis Conference 2011 Session 2: Removing the barriers to skills training.
Financial instruments for social economy workshop.
Organization and Management of the Latin American University for Sustainable Development. An international vision 15 November, University of Veracruz Dr.
COGITA is made possible by Bologna, 23 October 2014 European Public Policies on CSR: The perceptions SMEs Eleni Apospori, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of.
for a Fair Globalization ILO Declaration on Social Justice The International Labour Organization Summary of main provisions and key messages.
Heide Hackmann Stockholm, 31 January Introduction: process, objectives and audiences 2.Why a world social science report on global environmental.
‘Ending child poverty everybody’s business’ ‘Ending Child Poverty everybody’s business’ Localism and Local Authorities what can they do best? Michelle.
29, 30 and 31 OCTOBER | 1 NOVEMBER 2013 FOZ DE IGUAZÚ | PARANÁ | BRAZIL DIALOGUE BETWEEN TERRITORIES: NEW INSIGHTS ON LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
P4P/WFP/IICA Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture Diego Montenegro E. Director of Management and Regional Integration P4P Annual Consultation.
Nélida Cespedes CEAAL A PERSPECTIVE ON LIFELONG LEARNING CONTRIBUTION FROM POPULAR EDUCATION.
The New Framework for Rural Economic Development The New Framework for Rural Economic Development Presented to the National Public Policy Education Conference.
Emerging Economies, Emerging Leaderships; Arab Women and Youth as Drivers of Change.
Critical issues facing REDD+ CPA Conference. Global Mechanisms: Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+), July 2010.
The Health Policy Process
MYP Global Contexts. IB/MYP Organization that works with schools and shares educational values and beliefs –Student-centered education –The conscious.
ALPINE SPACE Margarita Jančič MOP - DEZI Kranj,
Transforming Institution for Results-focused Policy Jibgar Joshi.
African Institute of Corporate Citizenship founded in Ethos Institute’s 2006 International Conference Government and market social.
Background Nature and function Rationale Opportunities for TB control Partnering process.
Save Biodiversity! Prof. Dr. Manfred Niekisch IUCN Countdown 2010: A brief introduction.
DG Enlargement – Effective Support for Enlargement Conference, Brussels 19 October 2009 Concluding Remarks of the Co-chairs.
Building global tourism governance Javier Blanco Herranz Executive Director of Affiliate Members 32nd Annual Hotel Conference. CYPRUS HOTEL ASSOCIATION.
SOCIAL INNOVATION AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: NEW STRATEGIES FOR SOCIAL CHANGE ANTONELLA NOYA, Senior Policy Analyst, OECD BALLYHOURA Development Forum.
Challenging Chains to Change Result from cooperation in the Agri-Profocus Gender in Value Chains Network.
State of New Zealand’s Future sustainablefuture.info.
Why is this on the agenda? Our baseline study was highly critiqued Our monitoring method was revised Our mid-term review highlights monitoring and evaluation.
Collaborative Innovation in the Public Sector: A new role for public managers and public organizations Jacob Torfing Roskilde University and CLIPS 10 May,
The EU Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP) Dr. Andrea Mairate Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy, European Commission.
Challenges and Opportunities in Managing Public Spaces for the Urban Poor in Malawi: The Case of the City of Blantyre By Dr Alfred Chanza ACTING CEO FOR.
Five Threads of Social Entrepreneurship Dr Ira Kaufman Lynchburg College School of Business and Economics Social Entrepreneurship Course Spring 2013.
How do cooperatives contribute to the current economic system and to human and social development? Claudia Sanchez Bajo.
DFID Climate Change Implementation Strategy NGO Consultation INTRODUCTIONDFID AND CLIMATE CHANGE.
GLOBAL LEADERSHIP FORUM OVERVIEW PRESENTATION. AGENDA  A Nation At Risk  The Challenge  About the Global Leadership Forum (GLF)  The Global Leadership.
Mainstreaming climate change risk management in development: Lessons learned from ADB experience with the PPCR Paul Wooster Consultant Climate Change and.
The Workforce, Education Commissioning and Education and Learning Strategy Enabling world class healthcare services within the North West.
Young Americas Business Trust (YABT) For Young People, By Young People!
Entrepreneurship and Business Management
Ecosystem Health & Sustainable Agriculture Project Definitions of Sustainability – sustainable rural development and sustainable agriculture Christine.
New Faculty Orientation Provost’s Report August 22, 2016
Post-YU Trilateral Bottom-Up Learning – PYTBUL Ljubljana,
Programming to Promote Young People’s Civic, Social and Economic Engagement
Moving Forward in PFM for Sustainable Economic Growth and Development
European cities confronting the financial and economic crisis
The School for Social Entrepreneurs North West
Fundamentals of Inclusive Governance
SWEDISH INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION AGENCY :
Governance: principles, context and agencies
Presentation transcript:

Social innovation in times of crisis or in difficult social conditions Prof. Dr. Christoph Stückelberger Executive Director and Founder Globethics.net, Geneva Professor of Ethics, University of Basel/Switzerland

Which crisis and where? 2 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

Which crisis and where? The current crisis is composed of different crises: Financial crisis Economic crisis Political crisis Social crisis Ethical crisis These crises previously existed in parts of the world. New and threatening is that they now exist simultaneously in all parts of the world as a global crisis - expression of interdependence in a globalized world. 3 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

The challenge for social innovation 4 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

What is social innovation? Innovation means to modify existing thinking, behaviour, products, capacities and structures. Innovation is not per se positive - only if it contributes to values and objectives. Social innovation means to modify existing thinking, behaviour, products, capacities and structures in order to improve life in community, the social cohesion, fair and equitable sharing and distribution of goods and services, benefits and burdens. A social entrepreneur: someone who grabs a social problem and offers an innovative solution, combining entrepre- neurial instruments with ethical responsibility. 5 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

The challenge of social innovation Two reactions in times of crisis: Destructive: Suicide, alcohol/evasion, criminality, more of the same (bad solutions which led to the crisis), conservativism, everybody against everybody. Constructive: Scarcity as motor for innovation, community building for joint solutions, new solutions to overcome the roots of the crisis. Maintaining existing social standards is already a success and progress in times of crisis. Challenge: how to transform a problem into an opportunity? 6 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

Integrated innovation Innovation is only sustainable if it is seen as one part of four efforts: Innovation Mitigation Adaptation Stabilisation 7 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

Which Actors? State, civil society, private sector 8 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

Pioneer strategy and cooperation strategy Social innovation requires: a)a pioneer: a person or institution has to start and catch the momentum and should not wait until everybody agrees; b)a cooperation strategy: social innovation is only sustainable if it leads from the pioneering phase to cooperation of actors from three sectors: public sector, civil society and private sector. 9 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger Public sector Civil society Private sector

Drivers for social innovation in crisis 10 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

Manifold drivers for social innovation 11 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger Social innovation Mindset/conscience Ethical values Scarcity of means Technology Creativity Competition Cultural/religious diversity Freedom of action/cooperat. Shock/experience

Values and Virtues for social innovation in crisis 12 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger

Personal and institutional values and virtues Values Responsibility: respond to the needs of the people Equity: striving for equal rights with unity in diversity Freedom: use the space of action for building community Servant leadership: being a steward for the common good Virtues Courage: being ahead, taking entrepreneurial risks Modesty: doing the right thing not expecting public award Moderation: acting as part of a community (hist./pres.) Humour/joy: self-criticism, hopeful, light-footed. 13 Social innovation in times of crisis Stueckelberger