From social welfare to social entrepreneurship: introducing new models of social development in traditional social services: the case of Nafpaktia

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Published: Apr 13, 2016
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/scad.8923
Keywords:
Social entrepreneurship social services local development Nafpaktia
Ευγενία Μπιτσάνη
TEI of Kalamata
Αθανασία Τριανταφυλλοπούλου
TEI of Kalamata
Δημήτρης Σταυρουλάκης
TEI of Kalamata
Σταύρος Σταυρόγιαννης
TEI of Kalamata
Παρασκευάς Καλομενίδης
TEI of Kalamata
Abstract

The paper examines the impact of “social
entrepreneurship” on local development. The
cases presented below have been selected
among social enterprises in the area of
Nafpaktia. Municipalities, cooperatives,
welfare associations as well as private
investors are actively involved in the operation
of those fi rms. Besides economic returns,
the operation of such institutions is expected
to enhance employment and contribute to
the overall community development.

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