2014 ITALIAN PRESIDENCY OF THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF THE
SOCIAL ECONOMY FOR EU GROWTH
ROME, ITALY – Monday 17th & Tuesday 18th November 2014 @Auditorium Massimo
MONDAY NOVEMBER 17TH, 2014
WHEN?
WHAT?
08:30 - 09:00
Registration and welcome coffee
09:00 - 09.30
Opening: From Italy to Europe, It’s time for the Social
Economy
09:30 – 10:15
Keynote: The Social Economy goes global
10.15 – 10.30
10:30 - 10:45
10:45 - 12:30
Introductory remarks & setting the context
WHO?
WHERE?
Giuliano Poletti, Minister of Labor and Social Policy Italy
Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Istitut d’Etudes Politique de Paris e
Luiss - France
Luigi Bobba, Undersecretary of Labor and Social Policy Italy
Coffee Break
Working groups // parallel sessions
Aurélie Duprés (ENSIE), Belgium;
Charlotte Holmer Kaufmanas (National Center
of Social Enterprise), Denmark;
3. Emmanuel Verny (Ceges), France;
4. Katarina Ivankovic (Ministry of Labor and
Pension System), Croatia;
5. Knud Aarup (The National Board of Social
Service), Denmark;
6. Luca Dal Pozzo (CECOP-CICOPA), Belgium;
7. Pavel Novak (Fokus), Czech Republic;
8. Peter Holbrook (Social Enterprise UK), UK;
9. Raluca Ouriaghli (RISE) Romania;
10. Rita Pires (Ministério da Solidariedade e
Seguranşe Social), Portugal;
11. Todor Ivanov (Euro Coop), Belgium;
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2.
WG 1:
Policy support at National and European level: regulation,
State aid, fiscal incentives, and related matters
Moderates and Introduces: Marie-Caroline Collard (SAW-B),
Belgium;
Rapporteur: Monika Klimowicz (University of Wroslaw), Poland;
WG 2:
The role of EU Structural Funds for supporting the Social
Economy
Moderates and Introduces: Pavel Chorazy (Ministry of
Infrastructure and Development), Poland
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2.
3.
Dragomir Draganov (Ministry of Labour and
Social Policy), Bulgaria;
Gerhard Braunling, Germany;
Lippe Koivuneva (Ministry of Employment and
the Economy), Finland;
Rapporteur: Dorotea Daniele (Diesis), Belgium;
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9.
WG 3:
Collaborating with the public sector: public procurement
and not only
Moderates and Introduces: Miguel Angel Cabra de Luna
(ONCE), Spain
Rapporteur: Patrizia Bussi (Ensie), Belgium;
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WG 4:
Financial instruments and intermediaries
Moderates and Introduces: Leonardo Becchetti (University Roma
Tre), Italy
Rapporteur: Yiorgos Alexopoulos (Agricultural
University of Athens / Euricse), Greece
Maria Jeliazkova (University of Sofia), Bulgaria;
Marie-Anne
Paraskevas,
(European
Commission - DG Employment), Belgium.
Roman Haken (CESE), Czech Republic;
Tom Jones (WCVA), UK;
Giuseppe Daconto (Alleanza delle cooperative
Italiane), Italy;
Sabina De Luca (Ministery of Economic
Development), Italy.
Diana Dovgan (CECOP), Belgium;
Ewa Les (University of Varsaw), Poland;
Felice Scalvini (City of Brescia), Italy;
Gianfranco Marocchi (Idee in Rete), Italy
Jean-Marc Brulé (L’Atelier), France;
Julien Van Geertsom (Belgian Federal Public
Planning Service), Belgium;
Krzysztof Herbst (FISE), Poland;
Letizia Piangerelli (Rena), Italy;
Lucie Watrinet (CCFD), France
Luigi Martignetti (REVES), Belgium;
Marc Calon (Housing Europe), Belgium;
Pauline Graham (Social Firms Scotland), UK;
Teresa Marzocchi (Emilia Romagna Region),
Italy;
Diego Dutto (Self C.S.), Italy
Thomas Bignal (Social Service Europe),
Belgium.
Aldo Soldi (Coopfond), Italy;
Alessandra Viscovi (Etica sgr), Italy;
Alessandro Azzi (Federasse), Italy;
Fabio Salviato (FEBEA), Belgium;
Francois Passant (Eurosif), Belgium;
Gordon Hanh (SERUS) Sweden;
Hervé Guider (EACB), Belgium;
Marco Morganti (Banca Prossima), Italy;
Mario Calderini (Politecnico di Milano), Italy;
Mercedes Valcárcel, (GECES/ISIS) Spain;
Oliver Ropke (Austrian Confederation of Trade
Unions) Austria;
12. Pascal Trideau (SFIN -IDES), France;
13. Peru Sasia (Fiare), Spain;
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14. Slobodan
Cvejic (SeConS – Development
Initiative Group), Serbia;
15. Thierry Philipponnat (Finance Watch), Belgium;
16. Massimo Motta (Alleanza delle Cooperative
Italiane), Italy.
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2.
WG 5:
New trends and forms of Social Economy
Moderates and Introduces: Jonathan Bland (Social Business
International), UK
Rapporteur: Giovanni Mazzanti (Aiccon / University of Bologna),
Italy
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Alfonso Aliberti (European Youth Forum), Italy;
Camillo di Berardinis (CFI), Italy;
Claudia Fiaschi (Alleanza delle Cooperative
Italiane), Italy;
4. Darina Zaimova (Trakia University) Bulgaria;
5. Haris Huskic (Federal Employment Institute),
Bosnia;
6. Johannes Lindner (Schumpeter College),
Austria;
7. Judith Puheringër (ENSIE, BDV, GECES),
Austria;
8. Manuel Mariscal (COCETA), Spain;
9. Maria Nieves Ramos, ENSIE e FAEDEI) Spain;
10. Michel Marcadié, (Social Platform/GECES),
France;
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2.
3.
WG 6:
Employment and the Social Economy
Moderates and Introduces: Bruno Roelants, Cecop – Cicopa
Europe
Rapporteur: Sara Depedri (Euricse), Italy
Arben Shamija (Youth Albania Professional
Services), Albania;
Davorka Vidovic (University of Zagreb),
Croatia;
Dirk Vansintjan (REScoops), Belgium;
Dzenan Saric (Mozaik Foundation) Bosnia;
Gianluca Pastorelli (DIESIS), Belgium;
Luk Zelderloo (Social Service Europe), Belgium;
Maria Juliana Byck (unMonastery), UK,
Mercedes Giovinazzo (Interarts), Spain;
Michele Mosca (University of Napels), Italy;
Nicolas Hazard (Comptoir de l’innovation),
France;
Pier Angelo Mori (University of Florence), Italy;
Scott Darraugh (Social Adventures), UK;
Stefano Granata (CGM), Italy;
Sven Bartilson (Coompanion) Sweden;
Val Jones (Social Enterprise North West), UK;
Andrea Bernardoni (ARCS), Italy.
11. Mikel Lezamiz (Mondragon), Spain;
12. Patrick Lenancker (Les Scop), France;
13. Prodromos Kalaitzis (COPA - COCGECA),
Belgium;
14. Michela Vorgrig (Cosm), Italy
15. Giuseppina
Colosimo
(Alleanza
delle
Cooperative Italiane), Italy.
1.
WG 7:
A road map for legal frameworks
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Moderates and Introduces: Hagen Henrÿ (University of Helsinki),
Finland
5.
Rapporteur: Antonio Fici (University of Molise), Italy
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Emmanuelle Faure (European Foundation
Center), Belgium;
Jean-Christophe Burkel (ULESS), Luxembourg;
Luke Fletcher (BWB), UK;
Maria do Carmo Marques Pinto (Santa Casa da
Misericordia de Lisboa), Portugal;
Mauro Iengo (Alleanza delle Cooperative
Italiane), Italy;
Patricia Lexcellent (CG Scop), France;
Zoran Stojkovski (Center for Institutional
Development-CIRa), FYR of Macedonia;
Placido Putzolu (AIM, FIMIV), Belgium.
Claudio Gagliardi (Unioncamere), Italy;
Dina Rakin (European Movement in Serbia),
Serbia;
3. Federica Bandini or Antonio Matacena
(University of Bologna), Italy;
4. Francesca Calo or Michael Roy (Glasgow
Caledonian University), UK;
5. Giampaolo Barbetta (Catholic University), Italy;
6. Jef Tavernier (University Kortrijk), Belgium;
7. Manlio Calzaroni (ISTAT), Italy;
8. Marieke
Huysentruyt
(iPropeller
and
Stockholm School of Economics), Belgium;
9. Mihaela Lambru (University of Bucarest),
Romania;
10. Rafael Chavez (University of Valencia - CIRIEC),
Spain;
11. Rocío Nogales (EMES), Belgium;
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2.
WG 8:
The contribution of research, education and statistics
Moderates and Introduces: Lars Hulgard (EMES), Denmark;
Rapporteur: Michael Roy, (Glasgow Caledonian University), UK
WG 9:
Collaborating with other actors: corporations and trade
unions
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2.
________ (Dipartimento Politiche Sociali CGIL,
CISL,UIL), Italy;
Elisabet Abrahamsson (European Social
Franchising Network), Sweden;
Moderates and Introduces: Thierry Jeantet (Les Rencontres du
Mont-Blanc), France
Rapporteur: Laura Catana (Ashoka France), France;
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12.30 – 14.00
Lunch
14.00 – 15.45
Working Groups // Parallel sessions
Gérard Andreck (Medess Association), France;
Letizia Moratti (San Patrignano), Italy;
Marco Tognetti (Yunus Business Center), Italy;
Marie Zvolska (Union of Czech Production Cooperatives), Czech Republic;
Nina
Koopman
(Social
Enterprise),
Netherlands;
Norbert Kunz (Social Impact), Germany;
Petra Meyer (DGB), Germany;
Pierre Laliberté (ACTRAV - ILO) Switzerland;
Salvatore Vetro (Groupe Terre), Belgium;
Sylvie Slangen (CEEP), Belgium;
Eleonora Vanni (Alleanza delle Cooperative
Sociali Italiane), Italy.
WG 1:
Policy support at National and European level: regulation,
State aid, fiscal incentives, and related matters
WG 2:
The role of EU Structural Funds for supporting the Social
Economy
WG 3:
Collaborating with the public sector: public procurement
and not only
WG 4:
Financial instruments and intermediaries
WG 5:
New trends and forms of Social Economy
WG 6:
Employment and the Social Economy
WG 10:
Social impact: what should be measured and reported, and
how?
Moderates and Introduces: Ariane Rodert (EESC), Sweden
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2.
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4.
Andrea Volterrani (University Roma Due) Italy;
Barbara Scheck (University of Hamburg)
Germany;
Caroline Naett (Coop FR), France;
Filippo Addarii (Young Foundation), UK;
Rapporteur: Antonella Noya (OECD), France
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14.
Helene Duclos (Trans-formation), France
Jim Clifford (BWB), UK;
Konstantina Zoehrer (SES Network), Greece;
Lisa Hehenberger (EVPA), Belgium;
Luisa Brunori (University of Bologna and
Grameen Foundation), Italy;
Manolis Tzouvelekas (Panteion University
Athens), Greece;
Nadia Johanisova (Masaryk University), Czech
Republic;
Nicole Alix (Confrontations Europe), France;
Andrea Bassi (University of Bologna), Italy;
Alberto Alberani (Arfie), Belgium.
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2.
WG 11:
Social economy and international cooperation
Moderates and Introduces: Roberto Di Meglio (ILO), Switzerland
Rapporteur: Danilo Salerno, Coopermondo, (Italy)
WG 12:
Enhancing cooperation through ICT
Moderates and Introduces: Ivana Pais (Catholic University), Italy;
Elena Casolari (Fondazione Opes), Italy
Fernando Martinho (Cooperativa de Estudios
de Economia Social), Portugal;
3. Guggi Laryea (World Bank) Belgium;
4. Jason Nardi (RIPESS), Luxembourg;
5. Roderick Egal (Medess), France;
6. Samuel Barco Serrano, Spain
7. Sarah Cook (UNIRISD), UK;
8. Gianfranco Cattai (Focsiv), Italy;
9. Maura Viezzoli (Cisp), Italy;
10. Stefania Marcone (Alleanza delle Cooperative
Italiane), Italy;
11. Fabio Laurenzi (Cospe), Italy.
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15.45 – 16.00
Break
Felix Oldenburg (Ashoka) Germany;
Matteo Bartolomeo (Avanzi), Italy;
Gabriele Mandolesi, Italy;
Carlo Caiaffa (Always srl), Italy;
Vanni Rinaldi (Cooperambiente), Italy.
16.00 – 17.15
MEP’s:
Round Table:
Social Economy and EU institutions: where we stand
today
Round Table:
Social Economy and EU institutions: where we go
from here
19.00
Social Economy Families:
Dirk J. Lehnhoff*, Cooperatives Europe - Belgium
Alain Coheur*, Social Economy Europe / AIM - Belgium
Heather Roy*, Social Platform - Belgium
Commissioners:
17.15 – 18.30
18.30 – 19.00
Patrizia Toia*, MEP, Vice-chair Committee on Industry,
Research and Energy, Italy
Thomas Handel, MEP, Committee on Employment and
Social Affairs, Germany
Jens Nilsson, MEP, Sweden
How the European parliament can support the social
economy
Social cocktail
Elżbieta Bieńkowska*, European Commissioner for
Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs,
Poland
Marianne Thyssen*, European Commissioner for
Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labor Mobility,
Belgium
Ministers:
Representative of Latvian Presidency of the Council* of
the European Union - Latvia
Romain Schneider*, Minister of Social Security,
Cooperation, Social Security, Humanitarian Action and
Sports - Luxembourg
Michel Sapin*, Minister of Labour, Employment and
Social Dialogue - France
Martin Schulz*, President of the European Parliament Belgium
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18TH, 2014
09.00 – 09.10
09.10 – 09.20
Making the European Social Economy work:
suggestions from EESC Project
Social Enterprise in Europe: EC Mapping study,
what we can learn
09.20 – 09.30
Social Enterprises: Italian Experiences
09.30 – 09.50
Keynote: New Actors, New Paradigms?
09.50 – 11.00
Panel - Change in Europe: How SE actors meet new
social needs?
Introduces and Moderates: Simon Willis,Young Foundation - UK
11.00 – 11.15
Jacques Defourny, (University of Liege) - Belgium
Giuseppe Guzzetti, Fondazione Cariplo - Italy
Mauro Lusetti, Alleanza delle cooperative italiane - Italy
Giovanna Melandri, G7 Task Force - Italy
Pietro Barbieri, Forum del Terzo Settore - Italy
Hilde Vernaillen, AMICE - Belgium
Jan Olsson, REVES - Sweden
Juan Antonio Pedreño (CEPES) - Spain
Wrap-Up of the Working Groups and presentation of
the final document
11.15 – 12.00
A political dialogue on the future of the Social
Economy: from the Strasbourg Declaration to the
Rome Strategy and beyond
* TBC
Luca Jahier, European Economic and Social Committee
Belgium
Amaryllis Verhoeven (EC/DG Markt) with Charu
Wilkinson (GFK) - Belgium
Giuseppe Guerini, Alleanza delle Cooperative Sociali
Italiane - Italy
Jean-Claude Juncker*, President of the European
Commission - Belgium
Matteo Renzi*, Prime Minister of Italy