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On 30 January, FEBEA organised a workshop to learn more about youth implication in social economy and ethical finance.
Since their emergence, the social economy and ethical finance have been a ‘model for the future’ (Liege Roadmap, 2024:2) expressing the concerns, aspirations and expectations of young people. However, their participation in these spaces could also be a challenge.
This policy brief explores this challenge and outlines a roadmap for re-launching youth engagement. By adopting a collaborative and empowering approach, we can unlock the immense potential of young people and ensure relevance for generations to come.
The 8th Report on Ethical Finance in Europe presents evidences of how ethical finance is now a necessary, solid and credible model that serves the common good rather than a niche alternative.
As the ESF+ appears to be questioned in the new Commission’s plans, Social Economy organizations unite to call for stronger support.
A position paper co-authored by FEBEA and the Sustainable Banking Coalition on the Omnibus Proposal.