The Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) has proven to be an effective model in the creation of decent employment and educational processes for professional development in different contexts in both high- and low-income countries. Building on the learnings obtained from the processes of creating alliances with SSE actors is key to fostering public-private collaboration strategies capable of transforming our societies.

This course presents a practical implementation method with key learnings and suggestions for the development of the different phases of an alliances-building process with the SSE for employment and education, considering the key contextual determinants, the possible risks and the strategies to face these risks.