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The Social Economist

Euclid Network

19 episodes

2 weeks ago

Euclid Network (EN) brings you The Social Economist - the podcast which burst the bubble of EU jargon and brings the developments in European social entrepreneurship to you. Confused by what the European Commission is doing? Don’t understand what all these policies mean? Not even sure what some of the words mean? Tune into The Social Economist as we talk to those working in the heart of the Brussels Bubble and other international institutions and listen into the latest developments in European social enterprise, what is happening, why it’s important and what it means for you.

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Please, not another survey…

The Social Economist

36 minutes 25 seconds

2 years ago

Please, not another survey…

It's time for another episode of The Social Economist! Host Toby Gazeley, Policy Lead at Euclid Network, is joined by another great line-up of experts from across Europe. Tune in to hear from this episode's guests: Tiffany Bennett (Euclid Network), Jorien van Lookeren Campagne (Social Enterprise NL) and James Hermanson (OECD).

We all know what it feels like when that email drops into your inbox asking you to fill out yet another survey... But sometimes it is worth the time to fill it in! In this episode, Tiffany shares some more information about the European Social Enterprise Monitor project and insights drawn from the nearly 2000 responses received in 2021-22. Jorien shares the benefits of being involved in such a project as well as the very real impact the data has on policy and advocacy at the national level - specifically in the Netherlands. James adds his valuable perspective highlighting the importance of data in the policy work that the OECD is carrying out specifically relating to the development of legal frameworks for social enterprises. James delved more deeply into the challenges for youth-led social enterprises, highlighting the OECD's recent report on the topic and signalling the need for more data collection on this specific group of change makers. Stay tuned for the follow up episode where you'll be able to hear more from James and other experts specifically about the topic of 'youth'.

As always, we ask our guests to recommend podcasts and they didn't hold back! Jorien recommended two podcasts on two different topics: Systeem op de schop (NL); and Lullen over koken de podcast (NL). James kindly offered us a throw-back recommendation of Car Talk from NPR (EN). This week Toby recommended two podcast's which he assures us our worth a listen: Social Economy Talks (EN); and The Rest is Politics (EN).

We warmly encourage you to get in touch with the podcast team by emailing toby@euclidnetwork.eu

A special thanks to Jan Kiszowara (Euclid Network) who produces this podcast

Our theme is 'another twelve' by Mikel Patrick Avery at Music For Podcasts.

European Social Enterprise Monitor report for 2021-22

Dutch Social Enterprise Monitor report for 2021-22

Designing legal frameworks for social enterprises (OECD, 2022)

Unlocking the potential of youth-led social enterprises (OECD, 2022)

Join the OECD's Global Conference on social enterprise! 20-21 March in Paris and online!