This policy paper from the Social Economy Europe’s Social Finance Working Group explores the challenges faced by social finance providers—such as ethical finance institutions, microfinance bodies, and national development banks—in accessing the InvestEU fund.
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With a specific focus on the Social Investment and Skills windows, the paper highlights how these barriers hinder the potential of InvestEU to strengthen the social economy ecosystem. Given the estimated funding gaps of EUR 1 billion in social economy finance and EUR 12.9 billion in microfinance across the EU, the paper underscores the need for more effective access to resources to sustain and grow social economy organisations.
The 7th edition of this report is collaboration between Fondazione Finanza Etica, Fundación Finanzas Éticas and FEBEA.
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Analysis of Mario Draghi’s report, The Future of European Competitiveness.
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