The tasks included in Work Package 4 relate to the selection, research and investigation into two in-depth case studies in each of the participating countries in the InnoSi project. These case studies have been chosen to highlight examples of social investment that can provide insights into how the state can effectively interact with sections of society, either as best practice cases that can be extrapolated to other contexts or as indicators of the way forward to influence policy decisions on the part of public administrations.
We invite you to click on each of the country names that appear below to access images and a summary of the case studies carried out by each of the InnoSi partner organisations.
Finland Case study 1: Youth guarantee and one-stop guidance centre
Case study 2: User-driven development of public services in Kainuu, Finland
Poland Case study 1: “Active Regardless of Age”: Government Programme for Older Peoples’ Social Activity
Case study 2: Assistance from “A” to “Z”: Professional activation of homeless people
Greece Case study 1: An Integrated Intervention for Connecting Vocational Schools Graduates with the Labour Market
Case study 2: Promotion and Strengthening of Women’s Participation in Trade Unions and Their Representative Bodies
Italy Case study 1: Personalised plans in Sardinia
Case study 2: The integrated system of early childhood education and care (ECEC) in Emilia-Romagna
UK Case study 1: Troubled families in Greater Manchester
Case study 2: Working well
Netherlands Case study 1: Urban farminng in Utrecht, the Netherlands
Case study 2: The Green Sticht (inclusive neighbourhood), the Netherlands
Sweden Case study 1: Exploring how a civil society public partnership matters for social impact
Case study 2: Taking advantage of newly-arrived pupils’ earlier experiences and knowledge – A Swedish School Reform
Hungary Case study 1: The Social Land Program in Hungary
Case study 2: ‘Tanoda’ – The study hall
Germany Case study 1: MAMBA – labour market integration for refugees and asylum seekers
Case study 2: Reconciliation of Work and Family in the frame of the “Audit Berufundfamilie”
Spain Case study 1: Social investment and the causes of energy poverty: Are cooperatives a solution?
Case study 2: The resurgence of active employment policies in the city of Valencia
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