Development of Entrepreneurial Skills in the Field of Social Services

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Development of Entrepreneurial Skills in the
Field of Social Services

• Social Entrepreneurship For Women

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Project Information

• Project number BG/04/PP-166018
• Contracting period 01.10.2004 30.11.2006
• Coordinator
• Center for Comparative Studies, Sofia,
  Bulgaria
• e-mail c.c.s_at_abv.bg
• Project partners
• IkoTehInfo Ltd., Sofia
• School for trade, management and marketing in
  Valencia /La Escuela Superior de Gestion
  Comercial and Marketing ESIC/
• Institute Espace Europe, Universite Pierre Mendes
  France, Grenoble
• Society for research and training /Societa
  Ricerca e Formazione SRF/, Torino, Italy
• Etincelle centre /SOL Leonardo)
• Project website - http//www.ccs-bg.org

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Project partners

• Centre for Comparative Studies (CCS), Sofia,
  Bulgaria,
• e-mail c.c.s_at_abv.bg, v.mintchev_at_iki.bas.bg,
  i.zareva_at_iki.bas.bg, r_petkova_at_abv.bg
• Iko Teh Info Ltd, Sofia, Bulgaria, e-mail
  iko.teh.info_at_mail.bg
• La Escuela Superior de Gestion Comercial y
  Marketing (ESIC), Valencia, Spainwww.esic.es,
  e-mail Raul.de-Arriba_at_uv.es
• Espace Europe, Universite Pierre Mendes France,
  Grenoble, Franceweb.upmf-grenoble.fr/espace-europ
  e/ e-mail liliane.bensahel_at_upmf-grenoble.fr
• Societa Ricerca e Formazione (S.R.F.), Torino,
  Italy, www.retericerca.ite-mail
  ibrahim.osmani_at_retericerca.it, sara.rolando_at_reteri
  cerca.it
• Swiss Occidental Leonardo, Etincelle Center,
  Sion, Switzerland www.s-o-l.ch ,
  www.etincelle.ch

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Objectives of Project

• General and specific objectives of the project
  (to which challenges and needs did it respond)
• to improve the quality of, and access to,
  continuing vocational training
• equal opportunities for women and men, with a
  view to combating discrimination in training
  provision
• Objectives from the point of view of the workshop
  theme.
• Inclusionary entrepreneurship breaking down
  barriers for specific target groups
• Innovative aspects of outcomes related to
  enhancing entrepreneurship education
• (1)
• During the work on partners national reports
  specific scenario for the focus groups conducted
  in each country was prepared
• Different behaviors models were identified
  of beneficiaries with passive and pro-active
  attitudes
• Comparative analysis between Spain, France,
  Italy and Bulgaria Despite the differences
  among the countries (particularly between old
  member states and Bulgaria), common problems in
  each of them were identified. They were
  generated by the similar de-institutionalization
  of the supply of social services.
• (2)
• Identification of the steps for creating the
  social entrepreneur profile
• Virtualization of the modules developed
  the opportunity to organize inter-active training
  using the project web-site, as well as using
  audio-visual materials, produced
• How to update the qualifications once obtained?
  

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Beneficiaries

• Target group (s)
• (1) Unemployed women, dismissed in the course
  of healthcare and education sectors
  restructuring
• Unemployed nurses Unemployed female teachers
  (pre-school and primary school pedagogic)
• (2) Unemployed women, having experience in the
  sphere of provision of social services.
• End users (end beneficiaries those who
  ultimately benefit from the project outcomes)
• (1) Unemployed women, dismissed in the course
  of healthcare and education sectors
  restructuring
• (2) Unemployed women, having experience in the
  sphere of provision of social services

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Project Products

• Website (address)
• http//www.ccs-bg.org/
• Manual
• Development of Entrepreneurial Skills of Women
  in the Field of Social Services Social
  Entrepreneurship for Women, Ikopis, 2006, 251
  pages.
• Development of Entrepreneurial Skills in the
  Field of Social Services Training Modules,
  Ikopis, 2006, 222 pages.
• Available on http//www.ccs-bg.org/ and in the
  office of CCS Sofia 1000, Blvd Dondukov 5, Entr
  G, II fl, apatr 5 20 copies are in the National
  Library of Bulgaria 2 copies in the Library of
  Sofia University copies in ESIC, Piere Mendes
  France, SRF - Torino
• Modules See the next slide
• Printed material
• Development of Entrepreneurial Skills of Women in
  the Field of Social Services Social
  Entrepreneurship for Women, Ikopis, 2006, 251
  pages.
• Development of Entrepreneurial Skills in the
  Field of Social Services Training Modules,
  Ikopis, 2006, 222 pages.
• languages EN
• ISBN number 10954-91905-1-X
• 13 978-954-91905-1-9
• 978-954-91905-2-6
• CD ROMs - DVD with good practices from the
  Comunidad Valenciana

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Project Products - Modules

• Modules
• From the idea to the project
• 1.2.Social sector - specific for each country
• 1.3.Law regulations - specific for each country
• From the plan to the opening of the enterprise
• 2.1.Start up of social enterprise juridical and
  administrative aspects - specific for each
  partner country
• 2.2.Marketing of social services - General
  module  elaborated by ESIC, Spain
• 2.3. Sources of founding - specific for each
  country
• 2.4.Business plan elaboration - General module 
  elaborated by Espace Europe, France
• Enterprise working
• 3.1.Financial aspects Fiscal Accounting
  Planning and control - specific for each
  partners country
• 3.3.Human resource management - General modules,
  elaborated by SRF, Italy
• 3.4. Contracting/subcontracting
• 3.2.Informatics - Computer science course
  available on the site of the project, by
  IkoTehInfo Bulgaria
• 3.4.Practical cases - Three cases from Spain, by
  ESIC

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Transferability of Products

• Potential use of products/outputs by other target
  groups
• Social partners
• Decision makers
• Interested representative of NGO scetor
• Potential use of products/outputs in other
  countries
• Trans-european dimension of the project
• Appropriate use of projects products in the
  new EU
• member states

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Possibilities of sustaining the product

• Please describe possibilities of sustaining the
  produc
• Future specialization of the network already
  established on issues activities with respect to
  the network already related to the social
  entrepreneurship and social economy services and
  territories, etc.
• Deepening and perfecting of the instruments for
  sustainability of products.
• Further development of training materials
  elaborated trough additional analysis and work
  with the audio-visual materials produced.
• Maintaining local networks New professional
  profile promotion trough the network with the
  social partners, teaching organization,
  beneficiaries etc additional identification of
  beneficiaries/users communities and donors
  possibilities.
• Maintaining and improvement of the web-site
  Translation of web-site contents on the
  respective national languages.

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Contribution to enhancing entrepreneurship in VET

• Project outputs were circulated at central
  /Ministry of Labor and Social Policy/ and local
  level /Sofia Municipality, Rousse Municipality,
  Cherven Briag Municipality/ in Bulgaria.
• They were also disseminated among about 10
  institutions in Valencia, Spain, and also with
  the regional administration of Rhone Alpes and
  Torino.
• Strong interest was expressed specifically by the
  region of Torino, which enabled search for
  additional opportunities for dissemination and
  use of results. Similarly, serious interest was
  also stated in Bulgaria, motivated by the radical
  de-institutionalization in progress specifically
  if social activities and the vacuum, anticipated
  following withdrawal of donor schemes, such as
  Counterpart, from Bulgaria.

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