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Stockholm
60. Miljardprogrammet (The Billion Programme)

60.1 Short description The background to “Miljardprogrammet” (The Billion Programme) can be traced to the so called “Million Homes Programme” (“Miljonprogrammet”) and the political consensus about the need to upgrade these areas both in terms of the physical buildings and environment, and range of services, but also dealing with the negative connotations that many of…

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Marie Nordfeldt and Anna Carrigan (Ersta Sköndal University College)

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Stockholm
Stockholm – Conclusions

In Stockholm, social innovation is a less used term than in our second case study – the city of Malmö (Carrigan and Nordfeldt 2013). Innovation is not part of the policy discourse in Stockholm. The lack of interest in social innovation may appear contradictory, considering the strong emphasis that the steering majority of the local…

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Marie Nordfeldt and Anna Carrigan (Ersta Sköndal University College)

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Milan
Milan – Introduction

Local background of the social innovations Milan is the capital city of the Lombardy region. The economic and financial capital of Italy, it is a rich and economically dynamic context (see Costa and Sabatinelli 2012). One of the vertexes of the former industrial triangle with Gène and Turin in the Fordist era, it was one…

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Stefania Sabatinelli and Giuliana Costa (Politecnico di Milan)

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Malmö
61. Områdesprogrammet in Holma-Kroksbäck

61.1. Short description We visited Holma-Kroksbäck, in the district of Hyllie, where the Head of the Department of Integration and Sustainable Development, is responsible for the programme, together with the programme coordinator. They are, together with a secretary and a business consultant, employed to work on Områdesprogrammet. Områdesprogrammet in Holma-Kroksbäck is not directed at the…

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Anna Carrigan and Marie Nordfeldt Ersta Sköndal University College (Sweden)

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Malmö
62. Coompanion Inkubatorn

62.1. Short description Coompanion is an organisation providing advice and education to people in the process of starting their own business. Coompanion is a national organisation. However, the national office is more of a service office for the relatively independent regional organisations (interview 3). Before the Incubator initiative the Coompanion Skåne (Skåne being a county…

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Anna Carrigan and Marie Nordfeldt Ersta Sköndal University College (Sweden)

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Malmö
63. Yalla Trappan, Rosengård

63.1. Short description Yalla Trappan is a labour-integrated social enterprise. The general aim of Yalla Trappan is to provide work for women who would otherwise have severe difficulties entering the labour market. Yalla Trappan is organised by integrating permanently employed workers with workers who are there on an internship, through the social services administration. Yalla…

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Anna Carrigan and Marie Nordfeldt Ersta Sköndal University College (Sweden)

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Malmö
Malmö – Conclusions

Deregulation within the field of social welfare, a political interest in alternative providers, and a high degree of self-governance in the Swedish welfare system would open opportunities for social innovation. The case study of the local policy context in Malmö indicates a favourable local context in relation to social innovation. It was stated in the…

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Anna Carrigan and Marie Nordfeldt Ersta Sköndal University College (Sweden)

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Bern
Bern – Introduction

Local background of the social innovations Bern is trying to identity itself as a social and innovative city. Although it is the capital, Bern is only the fourth largest city in Switzerland. The head trio is Zurich, often identified as the financial capital, Geneva known for its banks and its numerous international organisation, and Basel,…

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Maxime Felder with the collaboration of Sandro Cattacin and Patricia Naegeli

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Bern
64. Primano

64.1. Short description Primano is a pre-school education programme targeting disadvantaged children and their families in selected districts. It started in 2007 with a home-visit programme. Bern was the first commune to implement a Dutch programme named Opstapje. The idea of a pre-school programme arose as school nurses noticed that some children had difficulties in…

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Maxime Felder with the collaboration of Sandro Cattacin and Patricia Naegeli

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Bern
65. Integration guidelines

65.1. Short description In the second half of the 1990s, Swiss cities started taking charge of the challenges of migrant integration. Until then, right populist parties were alone on this ground. Schönenberger and D’Amato (2009) attribute this change first to the growing heterogenisation and fragmentation of the social and urban structure, and to the arrival…

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Maxime Felder with the collaboration of Sandro Cattacin and Patricia Naegeli

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