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SOCIAL ENTERPRISES FOR SUSTAINABLE SOCIETIES

From research to practice and back6th EMES International Research Conference on Social Enterprise

Université Catholique de Louvain

LLN2017

Transdisciplinary Forum

Program

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Practitioners and researchers will exchange views and learn from each other about

topics such as social innovation and social services, social finance, social economy in

development cooperation, renewable energy citizen cooperatives, social economy

mutation with digitalization, and social economy impact assessment.

Transdisciplinary Forum 03.07.17

Organizers:

Centre d’Économie Sociale, HEC-University of

Liege

Spiral, Département de Sciences Politiques,

University of Liege

Ciriec

SAW-B

MOSAL Law Firm

SOCRATE AUDITORIUM 10

13:00-14:45[FR] Chair in Social and Solidarity Economy in the South: A dialogue between researchers and field actors

Language: French

Abstract: Since 2012, the UCL’s Chair in Social and

Solidarity Economy in the South (CESSS), a unique

partnership between the university’s NGO Louvain

Coopération and the CIRTES (Interdisciplinary Re-

search Centre on Work, State and Society), facilitates

academic research in social and solidarity economy

grounded in the empirical fields provided by the

NGO’s various development projects in the South.

This session aims at discussing the lessons learned by

the Chair’s two stake holders (PhD students and NGO

staff) in this specific form of partnered research.

Topics covered will be the opportunities but also the

methodological and ethical challenges specific to this

form of research. In this session, we will also discuss

and consider ways for improvement for future

partnered research.


10:00-12:00[FR] SECOIA: Acknowledging social economy enterprises in the Walloon region

Language: French

Abstract: This workshop’s aim is to discuss with

social economy actors about a recognition system for

social economy enterprises in the Walloon Region.

The workshop will be based on the presentation

of the main results of the SECOIA project (Social

Economy Impact Assessment). This research

project, commissioned by the Walloon Region,

identified the specific practices of social economy

enterprises as well as the recognized effects of

these practices. Researchers have studied (through

three consultation phases) the possibility of using

indicators of these practices to build a recognition

system for social economy enterprises. International

experts who have had similar experiences in their

countries (Canada - Quebec, France, and Switzerland)

will be invited to enrich the debates.

The number of spots available for this workshop is

limited.

President: Sybille Mertens (Centre d’Économie

Sociale, HEC, ULg)

Speakers:

Marie Bouchard (UQAM, Québe)

Francesca Petrella (Aix-Marseille Université,

France)

Sophie Swatonn (Université de Lausanne, Suisse)

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From research to practice and back

President: Andreia Lemaître (CIRTES/DVLP, UCL)

Speakers:

Vincent Henin (Louvain Coopération)

Maria José Ruiz (CIRTES/DVLP, UCL)

Maïté Kervyn de Lettenhove (CIRTES/DVLP, UCL)

Andreia Lemaître (CIRTES/DVLP, UCL)

Organizers:

CIRTES (UCL)

Louvain Coopération

[EN] Cooperative energy: Toward consumer engagement in the energy transition?

Language: English

Abstract: Renewable energy cooperatives have been

perceived as ideal institutional models to foster

consumer engagement in sustainable energy gen-

eration and consumption. The present session will

address this topic, gathering representatives of the

European Federation of Renewable Energy Sources

Cooperatives (REScoop.eu) and researchers work-

ing in the field of renewable energy cooperatives

and community energy. Together with the session

moderator, these actors will discuss how energy co-

operatives can promote households’ engagement in

renewable energy production, energy efficiency and

demand-side response, and discuss the possibilities

of establishing further synergy between research

and practice. The format of the session will include

short presentations on the different projects that

REScoop.eu has been developing to engage energy

users in sustainable energy generation and consump-

tion. This will be followed by a plenary discussion

with participation of the audience.

President: Thomas Bauwens (EPFL, Lausanne)

Speakers:

Thomas Bauwens (EPFL)

Lars Holstenkamp (Leuphana University of

Lüneburg)

Dirk Vansintjan (president of REScoop.eu)

or Stan d’Herbemont (project manager of

REScoop.eu)

Daan Creupelandt (coordinator of REScoop.eu)

Josh Roberts (policy officer of REScoop.eu)

Organizers:

Thomas Bauwens (EPFL, Lausanne)

Benjamin Huybrechts (Centre d’Économie

Sociale, HEC-ULg)


Lüneburg)

REScoop.eu

[FR] WISDOM: The elderly’s home: A space for social innovation?

Language: French

Abstract: Ageing in place is a crucial issue in the long-

term care debate and its related reforms all across

Europe. This first WISDOM roundtable will present a

set of social innovations supported by not-for-profit

providers in the domiciliary eldercare in Wallonia.

Researchers and field actors will discuss the kind of

social approaches to health these initiatives refer to

and, more fundamentally, what makes them social

and innovative and to whom.

(Wallonia Social Innovation Domicile) is an

interdisciplinary, interuniversity and partnership

research coordinated by CIRTES (UCL) and interested

on how social enterprises innovate in the field of elderly

home care. WISDOM benefits from funding from the

Walloon Region. The survey, which was conducted

during more than two years, studied in depth 14 cases

of social innovation in Wallonia and Brussels. The

analysis articulates socio-economic approaches to those

of public health.

President: Caroline Jansen (Union des entreprises à

profit social – UNIPSO)

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Speakers:

Marie-Claire Sépulchre (Fédération wallonne de

services d’aide à domicile)

Pierre Drielsma (Fédération des maisons

médicales)

Valentine Charlot et Caroline Guffens (“C’est

ma vie !...et la maladie d’Alzheimer en fait

partie” project, NPO Le bien vieillir)

Jessica Arias (“Patient, soignants, aidant : une

relation intégrée” project of the Centrale de

soins à domicile (CSD) Centre, Charleroi and

Soignies / Protocole 3-INAMI)

Martine Balthazar (“Maisons d’accueil

communautaire” project, NPO Aide à domicile

en milieu rural – ADMR)

Annalisa Casini (CIRTES/IPSY, UCL)

Olivier Schmitz (IRSS, UCL)

Organizers:

Ela Callorda Fossati (CIRTES, UCL)

Florence Degavre (CIRTES, UCL)

[FR] When is social finance social?

Language: French (English translation provided)

Abstract: Social finance has drawn a lot of attention

in the aftermath of the financial sector turbulence in

2007-2008. An array of initiatives—e.g. social banks,

crowdfunding, financial cooperatives, socially re-

sponsible investment funds, etc.—have thrived. Our

workshop aimed to identify the structuring features

of the field of social finance and to discuss its bound-

aries. Can social finance be defined through the

public it targets at? Through its practices? Through

its governance structure? Through its social mission?

The workshop will gather together researchers

and practitioners to discuss these questions. The

former will offer an analytical framework that will be

enriched and questioned by the latter on the basis of

their ground experience and knowledge of the social

finance sector. The theorization of social finance

appears to be at its early stages. This workshop is

aimed to bring a contribution towards this end.

President: Marek Hudon (CERMi, ULB)

Speakers:

Amandine Albizzati (La Nef)

Annika Cayrol (Réseau Financité)

Simon Cornée (Université de Rennes 1)

Bernard Horenbeek (Crédal et Vice-Président

Febea)

Sebastien Mortier (FairFin)

Anaïs Périlleux (CIRTES, UCL)

Frédéric Fourrier (Finansol)

Triodos (To be confirmed)

Organizers:

Simon Cornée (CIRTES, UCL/ Université de

Rennes 1)

Marek Hudon (CERMi, ULB)


[EN] Training for sustainability? 5th meeting of the Forum on Education and Training on SE, FETSE

Language: English

Abstract: Following the first four meetings of

researchers interested in social enterprise and social

entrepreneurship education in 2011, 2012, 2013

and 2015, this meeting aims to continue to connect

crucial actors interested in SE training and educa-

tion around the world. Some innovative actions and

programs on SE training development will be shared

by the speakers as starting point to get a conversa-

tion started with the audience. For instance, gradu-

ate programs (including Masters and PhD summer

schools) organized by EMES members and partners

will be presented; the Social Enterprise Gold Mark

model will be presented and illustrated; and a dis-

cussion on SE law is being slowly introduced in some

universities across Europe will also be discussed.

Chairs: Sílvia Ferreira (University of Coimbra,

Portugal) and Lars Hulgård (Roskilde University,

Denmark)

Speakers:

Adriane Ferrarini, UNISINOS (Brazil)

Lucy Findlay, Managing Director, Social

Enterprise Mark (UK)

Lars Ueland Kobro, Director, SESAM-University

College of Southeast Norway

Alissa Pelatan, European Social Enterprise Law

Association (ESELA)

Organizer:

FETSE @ EMES


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[FR] How to mobilize actors and researchers to foster social economy? The case of digitalization in the services sector

Language: French

Abstract: If collaboration between the world of

research and the actors of the social enterprises

world is often desired by both sides, the setting

up of such collaboration is often complex: both

the temporality and the objectives of Researchers

differ from those in the field. Hence, it requires

developing a mutual and realistic understanding of

the expectations and contributions of each other’s.

This seminar will approach this issue through the

development of a concrete case: the impact of new

technologies on work and society structuration.

Indeed, the use of digital technologies in the

field of services highlight different questions:

form and framework of employment; relations

between enterprises/providers, users and workers;

accessibility to services ... All these issues affect

social protection systems, the world of work, and the

equity and equality in the access of certain services.

Social enterprises will faced with these issues and a

partnership with the world of research could enable

them to anticipate this phenomenon and position

themselves as best as possible in this digital economy

and to foster a positive development for all.

President: Olivier Brolis (CIRTES, UCL)

Speakers:

François Pichault (Lentic, ULg)

Vincent Rialle (Université Grenoble Alpes)

Denis Morrier (Atout EI)

One member of CSD Liège (To be confirmed)

Organizers:

Concertes

CIRTES

[EN] The future of renewable energy cooperatives in the European energy governance

Language: English

Abstract: In this second session dedicated to

cooperative energy, researchers and practitioners

working in this field will discuss what roles renewable

energy cooperatives can play in the current and

future energy policy governance regime, in Europe

and elsewhere. Questions to be addressed include:

to which extent is European policy supportive of

energy cooperatives and communities? What are the

main divergences between European nations in this

respect? How is the 4th package of proposals for the

reform of EU energy legislation going to change the

current situation? How to build stronger partnerships

between energy cooperatives and governmental

authorities at the European, national and local

levels? The format of the session will include short

presentations on the advocacy activities of REScoop.

eu and on the ways energy cooperatives have

sought to build collaborations with European and

local authorities. This will be followed by a plenary

discussion with participation of the audience.

President: Benjamin Huybrechts (HEC, ULg)

Speakers:

Daan Creupelandt (coordinator of REScoop.eu)

Stan d’Herbemont (project manager of

REScoop.eu)

Benjamin Huybrechts (HEC-ULg)

Josh Roberts (policy officer de REScoop.eu)

Dirk Vansintjan (president of REScoop.eu)

or Stan d’Herbemont (project manager of

REScoop.eu)

Organizers:

Thomas Bauwens (EPFL, Lausanne)

Benjamin Huybrechts (Centre d’Économie

Sociale, HEC-ULg)


Lüneburg)

REScoop.eu


15:15-17:00


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[FR] WISDOM: Innovating care services: the challenges of socioeconomic viability and well-being at work

Language: French (English translation provided)

Abstract: The second round table entitled “What

organizational models for social innovation…?” will

discuss how the new forms of support for a healthy

ageing in place address sustainability issues in rela-

tion to financing, diffusion and well being at work.

WISDOM (Wallonia Social Innovation Domicile) is

an interdisciplinary, interuniversity and partnership

research coordinated by CIRTES (UCL) and interested

on how social enterprises innovate in the field of elderly

home care. WISDOM benefits from funding from the

Walloon Region. The survey, which was conducted

during more than two years, studied in depth 14 cases

of social innovation in Wallonia and Brussels. The

analysis articulates socio-economic approaches to those

of public health.

Chair: Cécile de Préval (Union des entreprises à

profit social – UNIPSO)

Speakers:

Claire de Kerautem (ASBL Un toit deux âges)

Marie-Laure Mercier et Cindy Joye (Maison

médicale de Ransart)

Claire de Kerautem (ASBL Un toit deux âges)

Didier Dubois, Christelle Noel and Murielle

Beguin (“Garde à Domicile Alzheimer” project,

NPO Service Provincial (Namur) d’Aide Familiale

– SPAF)

Lucie Lacasse (“Lion Solidaire” project,

Mutualité chrétienne du Brabant wallon)


Rachida Bensliman and Céline Mahieu (CRISS,

ULB)

Organisers:


Florence Degavre (CIRTES, UCL)

[FR] Labels in social finance: opportunity or threat?

Language: French

Abstract: In view of the development of financial

products and actors in the field of social finance,

labels may help consumers to make sure that

financial institutions comply with ethical, social and

environmental charters. However, the proliferation

of labels entails the risk of a confusion. What should

be the foundations of these labels? What should

they be governed and controlled? Are they effective

in the sense that they deliver enhanced information

for consumers? What risks do they entail (negative

reputational chain effects)?

Social finance actors will gather together to tackle

these issues in order to outline new perspectives on

the development of labels.

President: Marek Hudon (CEB, ULB)

Speakers:

Amandine Albizzati (La Nef)

Triodos (To be confirmed)

Annika Cayrol (Réseau Financité)

Simon Cornée (Université de Rennes 1)

Bernard Horenbeek (Crédal et Vice-Président

Febea)

Sebastien Mortier (FairFin)


Finansol: (To be confirmed)

Organizers:

Simon Cornée (CIRTES, UCL / Université de

Rennes 1)

Marek Hudon (CERMi, ULB)


[EN] The PhDs paths for exploring social enterprises

Language: English

Abstract: The session has been co-designed by

participating PhDs to the summer school and it will

consist of working group of PhD students discussing

the different lenses they use for studying social

enterprises. During this session, researchers, in a

group exercise, will identify, present and open a

discussion as regards the diversity of methodological

lenses that aims to approach these economic

actors and the challenges that they are facing for

conducting the research. Such session aims to create

a debate about the different approaches. As an

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example, one can think of questions such as: What is

the researchers’ knowledge interest? What are the

consequences in terms of research design? What kind

of data should be collected? How does one produce

valid interpretation? The working groups will aim

at addressing these questions and at favouring

networking among PhD students. At the end of

the session the election of the next PhD students

representative and the network potentialities will be

conducted.

Chairs: Francesca Calò (Glasgow Caledonian

University, UK) and Thomas Pongo (Université

Catholique de Louvain, Belgium)

Organizer:

EMES PhD Network

[EN] Exchanges on researching and practising social enterprise: A dialogue about possible common horizons

Language: English

Abstract: The present session gathers for the first

time the main EU-level representatives of social

enterprise practitioners as well as some national

umbrella organizations. Both actors and networks

traditionally involved in SE and some new actors that

have recently arrived to the field will participate.

Together with some researchers and the session

moderator, they will discuss the value of research

within their organizations, suggest possible research

lines for the future and discuss the relevance of

establishing an stable mechanism for stakeholders

and researchers to meet informally regularly. A

related issue to be tackled in the session will be

how to support sustained stakeholder involvement

beyond the duration of research projects? The

format of the session will be a fish bowl presentation

of all the organizations and a plenary discussion with

participation of the audience.

Chairs: Tomas De Groote, Social Innovation Lab BE,

Jennifer Eschweiler, EMES and Roskilde University.

Speakers:

Representatives from the following EU

networks Ashoka, ENSIE, ESELA, REScoop.eu,

Social Economy Europe, and Social Innovation

Lab BE.


Place Cardinal Mercier, 10, 1348 Louvain-la-Neuve

17:30-19:00

Opening Plenary SesionOpening address:

Jacques Grégoire, Vice-Chancellor of social

sciences and humanities, UCL

Jean-Claude Marcourt, Minister of Economy,

Industry, Innovation, Digital Economy and of

Higher Education, Research and Media

Which Social Enterprises Models for Sustainable Societies? Dialogue between research and practice

Marthe Nyssens, UCL, EMES president

Jo Barraket, Centre for Social Impact

Swinburne, Swinburne University of Technology

Marek Hudon, Solvay Brussels School of

Economics and Management, Free University of

Brussels

Third speaker to be confirmed

Forum organising committee:

Géraldine Goffe, Andreia Lemaître, Rocío

Nogales, Marthe Nyssens

AULA MAGNA

19:30-21:00

Welcoming cocktail reception

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10:00-12:00

[FR] SECOIA: Acknowledging social economy enterprises in the

13:00-14:45

[FR] Chair in Social and Solidarity Economy in the South: A dialogue between researchers and field actors

[EN] Cooperative energy: Toward consumer engagement in the energy transition?

[FR] WISDOM (Social innovation in field of elderly home care: The role of social enterprises) - The elderly’s domicile: A space for social innovation?

[FR&EN] When is social finance social?

[EN] Training for sustainability? 5th meeting of the Forum on Education and Training on SE, FETSE

15:15-17:00

[FR] How to mobilize actors and researchers to foster social economy? The case of digitalization in the services sector

[EN] The future of renewable energy cooperatives in the European energy governance

[FR&EN] WISDOM (Social innovation in field of elderly home care: The role of social entreprises) - Innovating care services: the challenges of socioeconomic viability and well-being at work

[FR] Labels in social finance: Opportunity or threat?

[EN] The PhDs paths for exploring social enterprises

[EN] Exchanges on researching and practising social enterprise: A dialogue about possible common horizons

Forum at a glance

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Venue and registration

Venue

All the activities will take place at the Socrates

Auditorium (Place Cardinal Mercier, 10, 1348

Louvain-la-Neuve) except for the welcoming cocktail

reception, which will be held at the Aula Magna.

By car

Parking Grande Place

Registration

Option 1: Forum, opening plenary session (17:30-19:00) and

welcoming cocktail (19:30-21:00) of the 6th EMES

conference:

50 euros (20 euros for students and unemployed)

Option 2: Forum and opening plenary session (17:30-19:00)

(without access to cocktail)

25 euros (free for UCL students and members and

for unemployed)

Although participation for registered delegates of

the 6th EMES International Conference is free, please

register online for organizational purposes.

Inscription obligatoire avant le 15 juin

www.uclouvain.be/fr/chercher/cirtes

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