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Varaždin
5. Her Second Chance

5.1 Short description The Croatian Employment Office has developed a grant scheme “Women in the Labour Market” within the Operational Programme “Human Resources Development”, financed by IV. Component of Accession Assistance (IPA). Projects funded through this grant scheme are designed to include in the labour market those women who are faced with special difficulties in…

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Gojko Bežovan, Jelena Matančević and Danijel Baturina (Faculty of law, Zagreb)

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Varaždin
4. Public works Varaždin

4.1 Short description In the frame of “National Plan for Employment for 2009 and 2010”, Regional Office Varaždin in cooperation with units of local government and NGOs started a public works programme. The scheme continued to operate in 2011-2013. District Employment Office Varaždin in 2009 planned to include 41 people in the public works program,…

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Gojko Bežovan, Jelena Matančević and Danijel Baturina (Faculty of law, Zagreb)

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Zagreb
3. Public rental housing programme

3.1 Short description Public policies and reforms in the public sector, on the different level of state administration, are predominantly made via a top-down approach, often with political connotations (political will) and with lack of respect for empirical evidence or analyses related to the topic (Bežovan 2008). Over the last 20 years, the practice is…

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Gojko Bežovan, Jelena Matančević and Danijel Baturina (Faculty of law, Zagreb)

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Zagreb
2. RODA – Parents in action

2.1 Short description The association RODA – Parents in Action, with its innovative programme of activities was formed in the social space that was previously considered private and perceived as the responsibility of parents in traditional societies and their extended families. The need for such an initiative came with the increase in the number of…

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Gojko Bežovan, Jelena Matančević and Danijel Baturina (Faculty of law, Zagreb)

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Birmingham
Birmingham – Introduction

Local background of the social innovations Birmingham is located within the West Midlands region of England and is the regional centre for business, retail and leisure. It is the largest city in the UK outside London and has a population of just over one million inhabitants. Much of Birmingham suffers from high levels of deprivation.…

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Nadia Brookes, Jeremy Kendall and Lavinia Mitton (University of Kent)

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Malmö
Malmö – Introduction

Local background of the social innovations It cannot be claimed that social innovation is a widespread notion or term in the Swedish context. Innovations are still very much related to the launching of new products, inventions and technical development. Welfare development has, by tradition, not been considered as innovative (Rønning et al. 2013). Innovation has…

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Anna Carrigan and Marie Nordfeldt (Ersta Sköndal University College)

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Nijmegen
Nijmegen – Introduction

Local background of the social innovations Over time, a strongly left-wing political culture emerged in Nijmegen. Its key values related to the protection of the less well off: solidarity, equal opportunities to participate in society and the urge for an “undivided” city. Over the past few years, a fear of increasing divisions between residents in…

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Joost Fledderus, Francesca Broersma and Taco Brandsen (Radboud University Nijmegen)

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Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg (Berlin)
Friedrichshain – Kreuzberg (Berlin) – Introduction

Local background of the social innovations Social innovations do not come “out of the blue” but capitalise on different resources, e.g. human capital and public support, available at the locality where they are developed and put into practice. Moreover, social innovations, perceived as indicators and messengers, respond to social problems occurring at a particular time…

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Benjamin Ewert and Adalbert Evers (Justus-Liebig University Giessen)

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Varaždin
Varaždin – Introduction

Local background of the social innovations The role and recognition of civil society in Varaždin has strengthened since 2000. Before, civil society was a rather marginal phenomenon. However, over the last decade, civil society organisations have grown respectably in their number, and have gained a growing policy role. Some of recognisable areas of civil society…

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Gojko Bežovan, Jelena Matančević and Danijel Baturina (Faculty of law, Zagreb)

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Zagreb
1. Social mentoring project for employment of disadvantaged and marginalised groups

1.1 Short description Within the IV component frame of accession assistance (IPA) “Development of human resources”, the Ministry of Health and Social Care (currently the field is within the Ministry of Social Politics and Youth) implemented the project “Establishing support in social integration and employment of disadvantaged and marginalised groups.” The estimated duration of the…

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Gojko Bežovan, Jelena Matančević and Danijel Baturina (Faculty of law, Zagreb)

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