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<\/span><\/p>\nABOUT Third Sector Impact
\nThe third sector, consisting of civil society associations and foundations, volunteers, and other citizen organisations and activities, offers unique renewable and sustainable resources for social and economic problem-solving, democracy, and civic engagement in Europe. In times of social and economic distress and enormous pressures on governmental budgets this sector is an important partner in the effort to promote economic development and social cohesion in Europe.<\/h4>\nTo take full advantage of this resource we need a clearer understanding of the third sector \u2013 its scope and scale, existing and potential impacts, and barriers to full third sector contribution to the continent\u2019s common welfare. Third Secor Impact (TSI) brings together researchers from 8 European countries in a comparative project, determined to address questions of third sector definition, measurement, impact assessment and ways to support its development. It includes a distinctive stakeholder engagement process to capture the insights of practitioners and include them in conceptualisation, methodology and project outputs.
\nKnow more<\/h4>\nMEET the TSI France team<\/h4>\nFrancesca Petrella and Nadine Richez-Battesti are researchers on economics at the Institute of Labour Economics and Industrial Sociology (LEST- CNRS) in Aix-en-Provence. Francesca’s work focuses on the evolution, quality of work and governance of social economy organisations, their interactions with public policies, and social innovation. Nadine’s main research fields include governance and democracy of social economy, organizational studies, and cooperative banks. She is also the chairwoman of the scientific committee of the Social Economy Observatory of the Provence-Alpes, C\u00f4te d\u2019Azur Region. Read more<\/h4>\n\u00abWe are pleased to be part of the TSI project because the discussion about the frontiers of the third sector is at the heart of policy debates at international and national levels. In France this discussion focusses very much on the social economy, reflected in the recently adopted Law on Social Economy. Reaching a consensual and operational definition of the third sector between all TSI partners has been very challenging both at conceptual and policy levels. We hope that our result will help to clarify the debate at the conceptual level and help both practitioners and policymakers in their decisions. We are now looking forward to contribute to the stimulating task of making third sector impact measurable.\u00bb<\/h4>\nNEWS from the project<\/h4>\nTSI Working Paper on Third Sector Definition and Policy Brief
\nThird Sector Impact has reached an important goal: the first formulation of a consensus definition of the third sector that embraces associations, foundations, volunteer work and significant parts of the social economy. It provides a foundation for documenting the third sector\u2019s collective contributions and for designing policies that take greater advantage of unique strengths of the third sector.
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<\/span><\/h4>\nFirst TSI Stakeholder Engagement Report
\nThis report builds on the first round of TSI consultations with national stakeholders conducted in 6 target countries between April and October 2014. Stakeholders across Europe pretty much agree what the most important impact domains of third sector activity are.
\nTSI Consortium Meeting, Aix-en Provence
\nTSI partners from eight countries assembled in Aix-en-Provence at LEST-CNRS from 18-20 January. Getting first hand input from colleagues working on different research areas in the form of presentations, critical review and scientific recommendations was immensely useful for all partners involved.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Engagement – Meetings<\/h4>\nTSI follows a specific stakeholder approach to to capture the insights of practitioners on all working areas of the project – impact, concept, measurement, and barriers.<\/h4>\nFirst TSI meeting with national stakeholders in Spain, 25 November
\nTSI researchers Rafael Chaves and Jos\u00e9 Luis Monzon held the first meeting with third sector stakeholders in Spain together with the National Platform for the Third Sector, an advocacy platform bringing together several important national umbrella organizations They discussed the concept of the third sector in Spain and identified the challenges, barriers and opportunities it faces at European, national and regional levels.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Consultations – WE NEED YOU<\/h4>\nOn the TSI Consultations blog practitioners contribute their observations and thinking and help TSI researchers understand the various impacts of third sector activities at societal, local, and individual levels.<\/h4>\nCONCEPT: Towards a common conceptualization of the third sector in Europe<\/h4>\nA key objective of the TSI project is to address the lack of clarity about the types of entities that form the third sector, who belongs and who doesn’t. With our conceptualization we hope to contribute to a coherent overview of the third sector\u2019s scope and impact and to strengthen the sector\u2019s overall policy voice.<\/h4>\nPlease share your thoughts on this definition that represents a ‘common core’, taking into account different regional realities and the enormous diversity of the sector!
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\nCALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
News from Third Sector Impact ABOUT TSI – PROJECT NEWS – STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT – CONSULTATIONS – CALENDAR – PARTNER PROFILE – STAKEHOLDER PROFILE – PARTNER & STAKEHOLDER NEWS – STATISTICS ABOUT Third Sector Impact The third sector, consisting of civil society associations and foundations, volunteers, and other citizen organisations and activities, offers unique renewable and […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[63],"tags":[65,195,69],"class_list":["post-1580","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-entidades-sin-fines-lucrativos","tag-esfl","tag-impacto","tag-tercer-sector"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts\/1580","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fcomments&post=1580"}],"version-history":[{"count":6,"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts\/1580\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":1640,"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts\/1580\/revisions\/1640"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fmedia&parent=1580"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fcategories&post=1580"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/donoso.es\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Ftags&post=1580"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}
\nKnow more<\/h4>\n
MEET the TSI France team<\/h4>\nFrancesca Petrella and Nadine Richez-Battesti are researchers on economics at the Institute of Labour Economics and Industrial Sociology (LEST- CNRS) in Aix-en-Provence. Francesca’s work focuses on the evolution, quality of work and governance of social economy organisations, their interactions with public policies, and social innovation. Nadine’s main research fields include governance and democracy of social economy, organizational studies, and cooperative banks. She is also the chairwoman of the scientific committee of the Social Economy Observatory of the Provence-Alpes, C\u00f4te d\u2019Azur Region. Read more<\/h4>\n\u00abWe are pleased to be part of the TSI project because the discussion about the frontiers of the third sector is at the heart of policy debates at international and national levels. In France this discussion focusses very much on the social economy, reflected in the recently adopted Law on Social Economy. Reaching a consensual and operational definition of the third sector between all TSI partners has been very challenging both at conceptual and policy levels. We hope that our result will help to clarify the debate at the conceptual level and help both practitioners and policymakers in their decisions. We are now looking forward to contribute to the stimulating task of making third sector impact measurable.\u00bb<\/h4>\nNEWS from the project<\/h4>\nTSI Working Paper on Third Sector Definition and Policy Brief
\nThird Sector Impact has reached an important goal: the first formulation of a consensus definition of the third sector that embraces associations, foundations, volunteer work and significant parts of the social economy. It provides a foundation for documenting the third sector\u2019s collective contributions and for designing policies that take greater advantage of unique strengths of the third sector.
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nFirst TSI Stakeholder Engagement Report
\nThis report builds on the first round of TSI consultations with national stakeholders conducted in 6 target countries between April and October 2014. Stakeholders across Europe pretty much agree what the most important impact domains of third sector activity are.
\nTSI Consortium Meeting, Aix-en Provence
\nTSI partners from eight countries assembled in Aix-en-Provence at LEST-CNRS from 18-20 January. Getting first hand input from colleagues working on different research areas in the form of presentations, critical review and scientific recommendations was immensely useful for all partners involved.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Engagement – Meetings<\/h4>\nTSI follows a specific stakeholder approach to to capture the insights of practitioners on all working areas of the project – impact, concept, measurement, and barriers.<\/h4>\nFirst TSI meeting with national stakeholders in Spain, 25 November
\nTSI researchers Rafael Chaves and Jos\u00e9 Luis Monzon held the first meeting with third sector stakeholders in Spain together with the National Platform for the Third Sector, an advocacy platform bringing together several important national umbrella organizations They discussed the concept of the third sector in Spain and identified the challenges, barriers and opportunities it faces at European, national and regional levels.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Consultations – WE NEED YOU<\/h4>\nOn the TSI Consultations blog practitioners contribute their observations and thinking and help TSI researchers understand the various impacts of third sector activities at societal, local, and individual levels.<\/h4>\nCONCEPT: Towards a common conceptualization of the third sector in Europe<\/h4>\nA key objective of the TSI project is to address the lack of clarity about the types of entities that form the third sector, who belongs and who doesn’t. With our conceptualization we hope to contribute to a coherent overview of the third sector\u2019s scope and impact and to strengthen the sector\u2019s overall policy voice.<\/h4>\nPlease share your thoughts on this definition that represents a ‘common core’, taking into account different regional realities and the enormous diversity of the sector!
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\nCALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\u00abWe are pleased to be part of the TSI project because the discussion about the frontiers of the third sector is at the heart of policy debates at international and national levels. In France this discussion focusses very much on the social economy, reflected in the recently adopted Law on Social Economy. Reaching a consensual and operational definition of the third sector between all TSI partners has been very challenging both at conceptual and policy levels. We hope that our result will help to clarify the debate at the conceptual level and help both practitioners and policymakers in their decisions. We are now looking forward to contribute to the stimulating task of making third sector impact measurable.\u00bb<\/h4>\nNEWS from the project<\/h4>\nTSI Working Paper on Third Sector Definition and Policy Brief
\nThird Sector Impact has reached an important goal: the first formulation of a consensus definition of the third sector that embraces associations, foundations, volunteer work and significant parts of the social economy. It provides a foundation for documenting the third sector\u2019s collective contributions and for designing policies that take greater advantage of unique strengths of the third sector.
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nFirst TSI Stakeholder Engagement Report
\nThis report builds on the first round of TSI consultations with national stakeholders conducted in 6 target countries between April and October 2014. Stakeholders across Europe pretty much agree what the most important impact domains of third sector activity are.
\nTSI Consortium Meeting, Aix-en Provence
\nTSI partners from eight countries assembled in Aix-en-Provence at LEST-CNRS from 18-20 January. Getting first hand input from colleagues working on different research areas in the form of presentations, critical review and scientific recommendations was immensely useful for all partners involved.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Engagement – Meetings<\/h4>\nTSI follows a specific stakeholder approach to to capture the insights of practitioners on all working areas of the project – impact, concept, measurement, and barriers.<\/h4>\nFirst TSI meeting with national stakeholders in Spain, 25 November
\nTSI researchers Rafael Chaves and Jos\u00e9 Luis Monzon held the first meeting with third sector stakeholders in Spain together with the National Platform for the Third Sector, an advocacy platform bringing together several important national umbrella organizations They discussed the concept of the third sector in Spain and identified the challenges, barriers and opportunities it faces at European, national and regional levels.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Consultations – WE NEED YOU<\/h4>\nOn the TSI Consultations blog practitioners contribute their observations and thinking and help TSI researchers understand the various impacts of third sector activities at societal, local, and individual levels.<\/h4>\nCONCEPT: Towards a common conceptualization of the third sector in Europe<\/h4>\nA key objective of the TSI project is to address the lack of clarity about the types of entities that form the third sector, who belongs and who doesn’t. With our conceptualization we hope to contribute to a coherent overview of the third sector\u2019s scope and impact and to strengthen the sector\u2019s overall policy voice.<\/h4>\nPlease share your thoughts on this definition that represents a ‘common core’, taking into account different regional realities and the enormous diversity of the sector!
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\nCALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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TSI Working Paper on Third Sector Definition and Policy Brief
\nThird Sector Impact has reached an important goal: the first formulation of a consensus definition of the third sector that embraces associations, foundations, volunteer work and significant parts of the social economy. It provides a foundation for documenting the third sector\u2019s collective contributions and for designing policies that take greater advantage of unique strengths of the third sector.
\n<\/span><\/h4>\nFirst TSI Stakeholder Engagement Report
\nThis report builds on the first round of TSI consultations with national stakeholders conducted in 6 target countries between April and October 2014. Stakeholders across Europe pretty much agree what the most important impact domains of third sector activity are.
\nTSI Consortium Meeting, Aix-en Provence
\nTSI partners from eight countries assembled in Aix-en-Provence at LEST-CNRS from 18-20 January. Getting first hand input from colleagues working on different research areas in the form of presentations, critical review and scientific recommendations was immensely useful for all partners involved.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Engagement – Meetings<\/h4>\nTSI follows a specific stakeholder approach to to capture the insights of practitioners on all working areas of the project – impact, concept, measurement, and barriers.<\/h4>\nFirst TSI meeting with national stakeholders in Spain, 25 November
\nTSI researchers Rafael Chaves and Jos\u00e9 Luis Monzon held the first meeting with third sector stakeholders in Spain together with the National Platform for the Third Sector, an advocacy platform bringing together several important national umbrella organizations They discussed the concept of the third sector in Spain and identified the challenges, barriers and opportunities it faces at European, national and regional levels.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Consultations – WE NEED YOU<\/h4>\nOn the TSI Consultations blog practitioners contribute their observations and thinking and help TSI researchers understand the various impacts of third sector activities at societal, local, and individual levels.<\/h4>\nCONCEPT: Towards a common conceptualization of the third sector in Europe<\/h4>\nA key objective of the TSI project is to address the lack of clarity about the types of entities that form the third sector, who belongs and who doesn’t. With our conceptualization we hope to contribute to a coherent overview of the third sector\u2019s scope and impact and to strengthen the sector\u2019s overall policy voice.<\/h4>\nPlease share your thoughts on this definition that represents a ‘common core’, taking into account different regional realities and the enormous diversity of the sector!
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\nCALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
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\nThis report builds on the first round of TSI consultations with national stakeholders conducted in 6 target countries between April and October 2014. Stakeholders across Europe pretty much agree what the most important impact domains of third sector activity are.
\nTSI Consortium Meeting, Aix-en Provence
\nTSI partners from eight countries assembled in Aix-en-Provence at LEST-CNRS from 18-20 January. Getting first hand input from colleagues working on different research areas in the form of presentations, critical review and scientific recommendations was immensely useful for all partners involved.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Engagement – Meetings<\/h4>\n
TSI follows a specific stakeholder approach to to capture the insights of practitioners on all working areas of the project – impact, concept, measurement, and barriers.<\/h4>\nFirst TSI meeting with national stakeholders in Spain, 25 November
\nTSI researchers Rafael Chaves and Jos\u00e9 Luis Monzon held the first meeting with third sector stakeholders in Spain together with the National Platform for the Third Sector, an advocacy platform bringing together several important national umbrella organizations They discussed the concept of the third sector in Spain and identified the challenges, barriers and opportunities it faces at European, national and regional levels.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Consultations – WE NEED YOU<\/h4>\nOn the TSI Consultations blog practitioners contribute their observations and thinking and help TSI researchers understand the various impacts of third sector activities at societal, local, and individual levels.<\/h4>\nCONCEPT: Towards a common conceptualization of the third sector in Europe<\/h4>\nA key objective of the TSI project is to address the lack of clarity about the types of entities that form the third sector, who belongs and who doesn’t. With our conceptualization we hope to contribute to a coherent overview of the third sector\u2019s scope and impact and to strengthen the sector\u2019s overall policy voice.<\/h4>\nPlease share your thoughts on this definition that represents a ‘common core’, taking into account different regional realities and the enormous diversity of the sector!
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\nCALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nTSI researchers Rafael Chaves and Jos\u00e9 Luis Monzon held the first meeting with third sector stakeholders in Spain together with the National Platform for the Third Sector, an advocacy platform bringing together several important national umbrella organizations They discussed the concept of the third sector in Spain and identified the challenges, barriers and opportunities it faces at European, national and regional levels.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Consultations – WE NEED YOU<\/h4>\n
On the TSI Consultations blog practitioners contribute their observations and thinking and help TSI researchers understand the various impacts of third sector activities at societal, local, and individual levels.<\/h4>\nCONCEPT: Towards a common conceptualization of the third sector in Europe<\/h4>\nA key objective of the TSI project is to address the lack of clarity about the types of entities that form the third sector, who belongs and who doesn’t. With our conceptualization we hope to contribute to a coherent overview of the third sector\u2019s scope and impact and to strengthen the sector\u2019s overall policy voice.<\/h4>\nPlease share your thoughts on this definition that represents a ‘common core’, taking into account different regional realities and the enormous diversity of the sector!
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\nCALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A key objective of the TSI project is to address the lack of clarity about the types of entities that form the third sector, who belongs and who doesn’t. With our conceptualization we hope to contribute to a coherent overview of the third sector\u2019s scope and impact and to strengthen the sector\u2019s overall policy voice.<\/h4>\nPlease share your thoughts on this definition that represents a ‘common core’, taking into account different regional realities and the enormous diversity of the sector!
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\nCALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\n\u2022 Does it make sense to you?
\n\u2022 Does it reflect the third sector in your country?
\n\u2022 Any doubts if your organization is in or out?
\nPARTICIPATE NOW!<\/h4>\n
CALENDAR<\/h4>\nTSI at Volonteurope Meeting, 11 March, London, UK
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\nTSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nBernard Enjolras and Renzo Razzano will represent TSI at a Volonteurope meeting to form a European Working Group to develop stronger standards of measuring the impact of volunteering in terms of social value and capital. More<\/h4>\n
TSI at U.S. Peace Corps and UN Volunteers Workshop, 30 March – 1 April, Washington D.C., US
\nKsenija Fonovic will promote TSI at the workshop \u201cVolunteerism: Measuring Global Impact,\u201d and the following global conference \u201cLeveraging Volunteerism for Global Impact\u201d with high-level public officials, institutional leaders, and policy experts. More<\/h4>\nTSI Consortium Meeting, 28-29 May, Dubrovnik, Croatia
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\nPARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nPartners are meeting to report on progress of the different work packages, to plan events and further research. More<\/h4>\n
PARTNER Profile<\/h4>\nThe Institute for Social Policy (ISP) at the University of Zagreb
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\nISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nprovides interdisciplinary approach in teaching, research and consultancy. ISP has a long experience of cooperation with relevant international, national and local stakeholders. Through education, action oriented research and publications, ISP influences public policies and provides usable knowledge for public policy making related to the role of civil society and third sector.
\nFrom 1990 onwards, ISP has developed social policy as an academic discipline in Croatia, making civil society a new research topic and teaching programme. ISP organised the first post-graduate and PhD programmes on social policy in Croatia.<\/h4>\n
ISP is organising the TSI Consortium Meeting in Dubrovnik later this year.
\nSTAKEHOLDER Profile<\/h4>\nStichting Present Nederland is a Dutch foundation that builds bridges between people who have something to offer and people who are looking for help. As a broker in volunteering, the organisation offers the opportunity to become a volunteer and help other people who are facing problems such as poverty, poor health or social isolation.
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\nCivil Society Europe – fostering the values of citizen participation
\nSeveral of TSI\u2019s EU stakeholders were involved in the launch of Civil Society Europe \u2013 the European Coordination of Civil Society Organisations. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment for horizonal exchanges between civil society organisations and movements across Europe and to be influential in shaping the agenda on transversal issues of common interest for organised civil society in Europe.
\nTSI Partner SPES organising Good Deeds Day in Rome
\nSPES is organizing the international initiative Good Deeds Day on 14-15 March in Rome with the call to action \u201cTogether for the common good\u201d. One hundred community projects across the city will offer the opportunity to volunteer and contribute, another hundred activities will be proposed during the day on the central Fori Imperiali.
\nWould you like your news and events relevant to third sector impact featured here? Email us at info@thirdsectorimpact.eu.<\/h4>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nPARTNER and Stakeholder News<\/h4>\n