07. How to Develop a Local Ecosystem of SSE Based on CITESS Methodology

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Developing a local ecosystem of SSE

Developing a local ecosystem of SSE
What is the CitESS methodology?

What is the CitESS methodology?
Practical Implementation Method

Key elements of the process
Phase 0. Triggering factors
Phase 1. Multi-stakeholder & participatory consultation process
Phase 2. Setup & activation the CitESS pole
Phase 3. Promoting CitESS sustainability
Key contextual determinants

Social context
Resources
Actors and organisations
Networks
Drawbacks and risks

Governance risks
Economic dependancy
Risk of a top-down process
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1. SSE can collaborate to complement public action in specific areas, which can be especially appreciated in times of crisis, war or epidemics, because:
- A) SSE is not focused on profit, so it can act for charitable causes even at a financial loss without any problems.
- B) SSE can act quickly, develop partnerships effectively through its networks and act as a trusted partner.
- C) SSE is strongly articulated internationally, so it can organise to mobilise resources from distant places in a short time.
- D) SSE exists precisely for that purpose, to replace the public administration in the tasks it should be doing.
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1. Where does the name CitESS come from?
- A) Research Centre for Social and Solidarity Economy (in French).
- B) Centre for the Internationalisation of the Social and Solidarity Economy (in Spanish).
- C) City of the Social and Solidarity Economy (in French).
- D) Centre for Investment in the Social and Solidarity Economy (in Arabic).
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1. What is the main aim of the CitESS methodology?
- A) Foster an enabling, supportive and synergetic territorial ecosystem for the development of rural value chains by creating a line of communication with SSE producers in rural areas.
- B) Foster a strong, supportive and synergetic territorial interconnection for the strengthening of bioregional SSE networks by facilitating dialogue between rural and urban initiatives.
- C) Foster a science-based, rooted in the territory and critical awareness for the intellectual production of academic content related to SSE through advocacy with universities to transform their curricula.
- D) Foster an enabling, supportive and synergistic territorial ecosystem for the development of the local SSE through the creation of a virtual and/or physical multi-service territorial hub.
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1. Which of the following is NOT a service offered by the CitESS pole to local SSE entrepreneurs and initiatives?
- A) Advice on high-risk investments in the stock market and cryptocurrencies.
- B) Capacity building and training for SSE support organisations.
- C) Co-creation and implementation of SSE projects and pilot initiatives.
- D) Incubation, coaching and consultancy for SSE entrepreneurs and actors.
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1. Some of the personal skills and attitudes setting up a CitESS may include:
- A) Active listening, communication skills and facilitation skills.
- B) Adaptability, flexibility and openness.
- C) Mediation skills, leadership and long-term vision.
- D) All the above answers are correct.
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1. A preliminary territorial assessment for the setting up of a CitESS does NOT need to first inform on:
- A) The dynamics of the SSE actors of the territory.
- B) The existence or absence of enabling legal frameworks.
- C) The people who will constitute the Governing Board of CitESS.
- D) The social needs and problems of the territory.
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1. It is suggested that the decision about the location, role and functioning of the CitESS should be:
- A) Agreed through collective debate and dialogue among key stakeholders.
- B) Decided by the dream team behind the CitESS.
- C) Elected by the President of the CitESS, with the favourable opinion of the Secretary General.
- D) Made through a random process to avoid power disputes that benefit some places over others.
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1. Governance risks can be prevented through strategies such as:
- A) Establishing a vertical decision-making process.
- B) Avoiding premature formalization.
- C) Choosing a suiting legal form and membership.
- D) Answers B and C are both correct.
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1. A good strategy for the financial sustainability of the CitESS pole involves:
- A) Diversifying funding and opting for a mixed economic model.
- B) Relying largely on international cooperation donors.
- C) Relying exclusively on public funding.
- D) Avoiding developing a self-financing channel.
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1. A delicate and essential step in tackling the risks of a top-down process is:
- A) Avoiding elaborating a specific definition of the SSE and a charter of principles for the CitESS pole to avoid ideological conflicts and fragmentation of the process.
- B) Facilitating stakeholders’ agreement over a common and owned definition of SSE and of a CitESS charter of principles which suits the territory, its context and its communities.
- C) Carrying out the process with a detailed proposal elaborated exclusively by the public administration, whose definition of the SSE and charter of CitESS principles is not agreed with stakeholders.
- D) The fact that it is a top-down process is NOT a risk, as this ensures that the design and implementation of the CitESS pole is done according to the principles that the public administration considers necessary.
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