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UNTFSSE

Groupe de travail inter-agences des Nations Unies sur l’Économie sociale et solidaire (UNTFSSE)

Le groupe de travail Inter-agences des Nations Unies sur l’Économie sociale et solidaire (TFSSE) a pour objectif d’accroître la visibilité des débats sur l’économie sociale et solidaire au sein du système des Nations Unies et au-delà. Les membres et observateurs du groupe de travail se sont engagés à entreprendre des activités en collaboration pour:

  • renforcer la reconnaissance du rôle des entreprises et des organisations de l’ESS dans le développement durable;
  • promouvoir la connaissance de l’ESS et consolider ses réseaux;
  • soutenir la création d’un environnement institutionnel et politique favorable à l’ESS;
  • assurer la coordination des efforts internationaux, créer et renforcer des partenariats.

Le travail de la Task Force prend la forme d‘initiatives conjointes entre les membres: rédaction de rapports et de briefings, organisation d’événements liés à l’ESS en lien avec les processus et conférences des Nations Unies, et création de partenariats et de dialogues avec des entités gouvernementales et de la société civile.

Le CIRIEC est l’un des observateurs de la Task Force depuis octobre 2018. D’autres membres et observateurs.

Plus d’informations sur Groupe de travail inter-agences des Nations Unies sur l’Économie sociale et solidaire (UNTFSSE) ICI

Publications:

  • WORKING PAPERS:
    1. Producing Statistics on Social and Solidarity Economy: The State of the Art / Marie J. Bouchard, Gabriel Salathé-Beaulieu, 2021
    2. Mapping International SSE Mapping Exercises / Coline Compère, Barbara Sak, Jérôme Schoenmaeckers, 2021
    3. Producing Statistics on Social and Solidarity Economy: Policy Recommendations and Directions for Future Research / Rafael Chaves-Avila, 2021
  • ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SOCIAL AND SOLIDARITY ECONOMY – A Collective Work of the United Nations Inter-Agency Task Force on SSE (UNTFSSE)
    Edited by Ilcheong Yi, United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD), Switzerland, et al.
    L’encyclopédie est accessible sur le site de l’UNTFSSE – Knowledge Hub  & Edward Elgar Companion Website. 57 entrées, dont 15 ont été écrites par des membres dur CIRIEC, sont librement accessibles:
    1. Origins and histories of the social and solidarity economy
    2. Contemporary Understandings of the Social and Solidarity Economy
    3. Postcolonial Theories and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    4. Globalization, Alter-globalization and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    5. Moral Economy, Human Economy, and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    6. Feminist Economics and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    7. Community Economics and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    8. Ecological Economics and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    9. The Commons and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    10. The Black Social Economy and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    11. Indigenous Economies and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    12. Heterodox Economics and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    13. Activism, Social Movements and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    14. Cooperatives and Mutuals
    15. Associations and Associationalism
    16. Non-Governmental Organizations and Foundations
    17. Social Enterprises
    18. Women’s Self-Help Groups
    19. Community-Based Organizations
    20. African American Social and Solidarity Economy and Distributive Justice
    21. LGBTQ+ Inclusion and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    22. Youth and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    23. Migrants, Refugees and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    24. The Sustainable Development Goals and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    25. Work Integration and Social Enterprises
    26. Sustainable Investment, Production, Consumption and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    27. Peace, Non-Violence, and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    28. Reduction of Hunger and Poverty and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    29. Reduction of Multi-dimensional Inequalities and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    30. Care and Home Support Services and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    31. Local Community Development and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    32. Gender Equality and Empowerment in the Social and Solidarity Economy
    33. The Food and Agriculture Sector and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    34. The Finance Sector and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    35. The Housing Sector and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    36. Energy, Water and Waste Management Sectors and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    37. Tourism Sector and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    38. Social Services and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    39. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    40. Culture, Sports and Leisure Sectors and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    41. Education Sector and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    42. Health and Care Sector and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    43. The Institutional Ecosystem of the Social and Solidarity Economy
    44. Public Policy and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    45. Social Policy and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    46. Social and Solidarity Economy and Co-optation, Isomorphism, and Instrumentalisation
    47. Supporting Organizations and Intermediaries for Social and Solidarity Economy
    48. Legal Frameworks and Laws for the Social and Solidarity Economy
    49. Local and Territorial Development Plans and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    50. Partnership and Co-construction and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    51. Statistical Measurement of the Social and Solidarity Economy
    52. Access to Markets for the Social and Solidarity Economy
    53. Financing for the Social and Solidarity Economy
    54. Participation, Governance, Collective Action, Democracy and the Social and Solidarity Economy
    55. Social and Solidarity Economy and Resilience in the Context of Multiple Crises
    56. Working Conditions and Wages in the Social and Solidarity Economy
    57. Management of Social and Solidarity Economy Organizations and Enterprises

L’UNRISD a instauré un Comité consultatif composé de deux membres et deux observateurs de la UNTFSSE. Le CIRIEC a été sélectionné (2020-22) pour sa compétence et ses contributions aux activités du Knowledge Hub ainsi que sa capacité à exploiter son réseau pour contribuer à la dissémination.
Le Knowledge Hub gère actuellement 2 projets :

AOÛT 2021 : 3 Nouveaux UNTFSSE Working Papers par des auteurs CIRIEC en FREE ACCESS

Ces publications seront présentées lors de la 8ème CONFÉRENCE INTERNATIONALE DE RECHERCHE EN ECONOMIE SOCIALE à San José (COSTA RICA) du 08 au 10 Septembre 2021.

  1. Producing Statistics on Social and Solidarity Economy: The State of the Art / Marie J. Bouchard, Gabriel Salathé-Beaulieu, 2021
  2. Mapping International SSE Mapping Exercises / Coline Compère, Barbara Sak, Jérôme Schoenmaeckers, 2021
  3. Producing Statistics on Social and Solidarity Economy: Policy Recommendations and Directions for Future Research / Rafael Chaves-Avila, 2021

News – Juin 2020

IMPLEMENTING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
What Role for Social and Solidarity Economy?

This event was part of a series of conferences resulting from the Call for Papers « Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals: What Role for Social and Solidarity Economy? » which was launched by UNRISD in 2018 and co-organized with the United Nations Inter-Agency Task Force on Social and Solidarity Economy (UNTFSSE) .

Identify and mobilize research from different regions and territories by critically examining the role of SSE in implementing SDGs is the objective.

SPECIAL SESSION organized by CIRIEC, ICA (International Cooperative Alliance), and SSE Forum International

SSE IMPACTS FOR THE SDGs:
Examples from India, Brazil and Spain
(Geneva, 25 June 2019)

Moderator: Alain Arnaud, President, CIRIEC (Introduction in EN & FR)