3 minutes, 3 messages: Public Policies for SSE @UNRISD
3 minutes, 3 messages: Public Policies for SSE  @UNRISD
Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 49 minutes ago
Peter Utting* explains in three minutes why social and solidarity economy should not be romanticized, but should be taken seriously as an important means of implementation of the SDGs. His three messages: SSE is an innovative approach to inclusive and sustainable development that builds both economic and political empowerment; many governments are supporting SSE expansion and scaling-up through public policies; the processes of policy making and implementation are as important as policy content.

These and more ideas can be found in "Policy Innovations for Transformative Change", the UNRISD 2016 Flagship Report: unrisd.org/flagship2016

To learn more about this topic:

Read "Promoting Social and Solidarity Economy through Public Policy" unrisd.org/flagship2016-chapter4

Visit unrisd.org/sse

Follow UNRISD on Twitter twitter.com/unrisd

*Peter Utting is a former UNRISD Deptuy Director and Senior Research Coordinator. He is the author of "Promoting Social and Solidarity Economy through Public Policy", chapter 4 of the UNRISD 2016 Flagship Report.
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