This report was prepared as part of the activities of the ESF+ Social Innovation Community of Practice (SI CoP) on Social Innovation, one of the five Communities of Practice that aim at facilitating transnational cooperation to boost the transfer and scaling up of social innovation within the ESF Social Innovation+ Initiative.
The report seeks to better understand how Member States (MS) have used the opportunity to dedicate a specific priority to supporting social innovation. The analysis of the range of identified approaches, including both similarities and differences, is expected to improve the understanding of each stakeholder.
This, in turn, should facilitate and enhance mutual exchanges, collaboration and peer learning among ESF+ Managing Authorities within the framework of the transnational cooperation activities of the SI CoP.