Cristian Bevacqua, Regional Project Coordinator
[email protected]
Jessica Valerani, Communication Officer
[email protected]
Sustainable growth and employment are common concerns among the partner countries in the southern Mediterranean region, where 5 million jobs need to be created on a yearly basis to ensure social inclusion. The largest reservoir of jobs remains within the 6 million micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) that account for 90% of total employment, but still have a minor contribution to sustainable growth. The creation of more productive and efficient enterprises can fuel economic growth and create demand for skilled labour, generate better-paid jobs and contribute to social stability.
Boosting economic inclusiveness, employability and job creation through social enterprises, require capable business support institutions, inclusive financing mechanisms, serious engagement of unconventional stakeholders (such as municipalities, private sector businesses and academia), meaningful collaboration at a national, regional and international levels, in addition to an evidence-based policy, an enabling legal environment, and a transparent and accountable regulatory mechanisms in favor of social justice and economic development, adapted to local contexts and conditions.
GLOBAL OBJECTIVE
Promote an enabling environment in the Southern Mediterranean partner countries for the development of the social entrepreneurship sector as a driver for inclusive growth and job creation.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
Increase economic inclusiveness and employment in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine where adequate policies on social entrepreneurship are in place, public-private dialogue and exchanges of practices are promoted and high quality services for social enterprises are provided.
At Macro Level: Promoting country and cross-country policy and advocacy initiatives and public-private dialogue to create an enabling regulatory and policy environments
At Meso Level: Reinforcing 60 social entrepreneurship support organizations through capacity-building and networking activities
At Micro Level: Providing financial and technical support to 100 social enterprises.
Morocco
Egypt
Tunisia
Palestine
Jordan
Lebanon
In light of the current evolution of COVIS-19 outbreak, for the present recruitment, Oxfam Italy, in coordination with the project donor, decided the following:
All the details on the mandate and the application procedure can be found at the following link: https://www.oxfamitalia.org/vacancy/consultancy-for-the-mid-term-evaluation-of-med_up-project/
Design and Establishment of a Youth, Employment and Entrepreneurship Knowledge Portal
Deadline for submission of proposals: 20/09/2020 at 23.59 CET
Research:
Tunisia – Social Entrepreneurship Country Study
Tunisia – Needs Assessment of SEs and SESOs
Egypt – Social Entrepreneurship Country Study
Egypt – Needs Assessment of SEs and SESOs
Jordan – Social Entrepreneurship Country Study
Jordan – Needs Assessment of SEs and SESOs
Palestine – Social Entrepreneurship Country Study
Palestine – Needs Assessment of SEs and SESOs
Lebanon- Social Entrepreneurship Country Study and SEs and SESOs Needs Assessment
Morocco – Social Entrepreneurship Country Study and SEs and SESOs Needs Assessment
MENA Region Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystems: Challenges and Opportunities
Women and social entrepreneurship: a regional perspective in the southern Mediterranean countries.
DIESIS – Reports on the macro-level of social economy in the MedUP! countries:
Case studies:
Lebanon – Legal Registration Case Study
Lebanon – Lessons from the Lebanese Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystem
Palestine – Social Enterprise, Women’s Empowerment and Access to Finance
Lebanon – Social Entrepreneurship in Lebanon Impact Assessment 2019-2020
Toolkits:
Capacity Building for Social Entrepreneurship Support Organisations
Scaling and Replication: A way to grow your impact
Good Practices Story Book:
Promoting Social Entrepreneurship in the Mediterranean Region. GOOD PRACTICES
MedUp! achievements
Infographic and Factsheet
Access to Finance for SEs
Macro Level – Resources for policy actors
Webinar 1 – Introduction to the Spanish Social Economy Ecosystem
Webinar 2 – The Better Entrepreneurship Policy Tool (OECD/EC)
Meso Level – Resources for Social entrepreneurship support organizations
Webinar 1 – Convening Unlikely Allies & Building Ecosystems
Webinar 2 – Building Entrepreneurial Support Communities
Webinar 3 – Space as a Convener for Communities
Regional webinar – Financial Strategy and Fundraising
Regional workshop 1 & 2 – Impact Measurement for SESO and Social Entrepreneurs
Regional workshop 3 – Stakeholder Mapping and Partnership
Regional workshop 4 – Effective Communication for Social Entrepreneurs
Cristian Bevacqua, Regional Project Coordinator
[email protected]
Jessica Valerani, Communication Officer
[email protected]
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