Observatory of the ecosystem
TIRESIA manages an observatory owned by School of Management of Politecnico of Milano in partnership with private, public and non profit organizations. The aim of the observatory is to elaborate original interpretations about the actual dynamics of the ecosystem of social impact finance and social business. The membership to the observatory offers access to publications and business cases, visibility, workshops and seminars, business and policy consultancy.
The TIRESIA’s observatory is committed to qualitatively and quantitatively define the boundaries of the social impact finance’s and social businesses’ market, with a privileged access to information about the Italian scenery.
Discover our Research Projects, Papers,
and Other Publications
-
PDF
Bartolomucci, F., Trasciani, G., Gerli, F. (2024). Social and Technological Innovation: Cross-Fertilization Needed. In: Chiodo, S., Kaiser, D., Shah, J., Volonté, P. (eds) Improving Technology Through Ethics. SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology(). Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-52962-7_8
-
PDF
Mario Calderini , Magali Fia , Francesco Gerli (2023) - Organizing for transformative innovation policies: The role of social enterprises. Theoretical insights and evidence from Italy - https://doi.org/10.1016/j.respol.2023.104818
SEED – Social innovation Ecosystem Development. Competence centres for social innovation
The specific challenge of SEED is to stimulate and support the establishment of four Social Innovation Competence Centers in Italy, Greece, Romania and Slovenia. Researchers, practitioners, policy-makers and civil servants will work together to create public and open infrastructures capable of assisting national European Social Fund (ESF) managerial authorities to better imply the ESF+ funds for the mainstream of SI as a Public Sector Innovation approach to societal challenges. The ultimate scope of SEED is to prepare such an environment that related actions in the field of social innovation under the next ESF+ programme are established and developed more robustly, and their potential can be fully exploited at a national and european level.
SER: Maximising social impact and boosting clean energy investments in the non-profit sector
Social Energy Renovations (SER) project stimulates sustainable renovation in the third sector.
“Blockchains for social good” EIC Horizon Prize
The specific challenge of SEED is to stimulate and support the establishment of four Social Innovation Competence Centers in Italy, Greece, Romania and Slovenia. Researchers, practitioners, policy-makers and civil servants will work together to create public and open infrastructures capable of assisting national European Social Fund (ESF) managerial authorities to better imply the ESF+ funds for the mainstream of SI as a Public Sector Innovation approach to societal challenges. The ultimate scope of SEED is to prepare such an environment that related actions in the field of social innovation under the next ESF+ programme are established and developed more robustly, and their potential can be fully exploited at a national and european level.
LEAP_RE: Long-Term Joint European Union – African Union Research and Innovation Partnership on Renewable Energy
83 research partners in Europe and Africa supporting innovation and building renewable energy solutions together.
TIRESIA's research activities
