MedRiSSE

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MedRiSSE

The MedRiSSE projects.

Replicable Innovations of SSE in the provision of services and creation of decent jobs in the post covid-19 crisis recovery

Our project MedRiSSE is full of funny words: 'capitalization', 'replicable innovations' & acronyms: 'WCoP', 'Lab', 'SSE' but ... What is it we really intend to do in MedRiSSE? Well, we are getting the experiences of five very interesting projects and reviewing their good practices to enhance their value. Our experts are looking for what we can learn from these good practices to reuse -or replicate- them in other places or time; and to scale them up, making them bigger & available to a wider audience, to benefit more people.


What will it do for the world? The project will generate clear evidence and solutions to overcome existing identified barriers and provide public institutions, the donor community, SSE practitioners, local partners, and a multitude of other stakeholders with sustainable, low-cost, and innovative capacities to deliver quality social services. Supporting the development of national, regional, and local social economy ecosystems will be a major step in order to boost job creation and innovation, to foster social inclusion.

Overview of the MedRiSSE 5 Capitalized Projects

IESS

https://iesmed.eu/fr/projectes/iess/

For more information, also see the IESS project page in the Wiki.

MedTOWN

https://www.enicbcmed.eu/projects/medtown

For more information, also see the MedTOWN project page in the Wiki.

MedUP

https://www.oxfamitalia.org/en/medup/

For more information, also see the MedUP project page in the Wiki.

MoreThanAJob

https://www.joinmorethanajob.org/

For more information, also see the More Than a Job project page in the Wiki.

RUWOMED

https://www.acpp.com/las-mujeres-de-ruwomed-historias-de-resiliencia/

For more information, also see the RUWOMED project page in the Wiki.

Useful links to learn more about MedRiSSE