Social Enterprise: A New Model for Poverty Reduction and Employment Generation

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Social Enterprise: A New Model for Poverty Reduction and Employment Generation

November 2, 2015

Social enterprises provide an innovative approach and are effective as poverty reduction agents that can contribute to the promotion of cohesive communities. This publication reviews the results of a two-year social enterprise study in Europe and the CIS. (link is external)

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