The Interreg V-A Lithuania – Poland project „Partnership. Entrepreneurship. Action“ has been selected as one of the official European Commission European Social Economy Regions initiative (ESER) 2021 partners. Project partners from Poland represent Warmia and Masuria region. The Project aims to support underserved young entrepreneurs (16 – 29 years) to start,...
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Fantastic webinar with best practices from social enterprises made by Interreg Europe
In our SENBS2 project, our aim is to contribute to the share of best practice and knowledge on social entrepreneurship in the Baltic Sea Region. We wish to present to you great examples from European colleagues, examples gathered by Interreg Europe Programme and presented in 2020 via webinar: “Business support schemes...
Polish Certificate of Quality of Social and Solidarity 2020 awards granted!
The competition for granting the Certificate of Quality of Social and Solidarity 2020 is aimed at awarding those entities that successfully combine economic activity with social commitment. The awarded certificates will contribute to building the brand of specific entities and the entire social economy sector. One of the categories will...
We continue Erasmus+ project “Social entrepreneurship networking of the Baltic Sea region”
Our Erasmus + project KA2 “Social entrepreneurship networking of the Baltic Sea region" has begun in September and we continue the support for the recognition of the social economy and social entrepreneurship in the Baltic Sea Region. BISER together with organisations from 4 other countries around the Baltic Sea launched...
Social Entrepreneurship Networking of the Baltic Sea region
On Monday, 9th of November well known Social Entrepreneurship Support Network partners from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Denmark and Poland have met for a kick-off meeting of the “Social Entrepreneurship Networking of the Baltic Sea region” (SENBS) project to discuss the continuation of work on www.socialenterprisebsr.net e-platform. The project is supported by the...
