SWINS Sustainable Wellbeing through Investment in Social Service

@zoe-institute.bsky.social latest newsletter features SWINS first Policy Brief " #SocialServices as key assets for the future" alongside many other ideas and insights that help shape fairer, greener, and more #resilientsocieties.

Take a look here ⤵️
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How can we measure and foster the complementary and multifaceted impacts of #socialservices investment along the life-course to drive the transition towards #inclusivesustainablewellbeing in Europe?
SWINS is working to figure out the answer, visit the website here: www.swins.eu

Moving beyond the divide between protection and activation, #socialservices and policies must be viewed as systemic and #strategicinvestments, that generate measurable returns in terms of #growth and #competitiveness, #socialrights and performances #sustainability. Delve deeper in the #PolicyBrief ⤵️

In times of geopolitical tension, #socialservices secure cohesion of the home front, as internal fracture and loss of trust can undermine stability more than external pressure. Investing in people allows #societies to deploy its #transformativepotential.
Read more here
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#Welfare in a #postgrowth context : an in depth analysis by Prof @mmbuchs.bsky.social during SWINS 2° Consortium Meeting.
Project SWINS pushes to interpret #Socialservices and #socialpolicies as systemic & strategic investments that generate returns also in terms of #growth and #competitiveness.

#Capitalism, #Democracy and #WelfareState Prof Anton Hemerijck from @eui-sps.bsky.social joined the 2° SWINS Meeting for a deeply interesting keynote on welfare and #socialinvestment. SWINS aims to generate insights on how invstments in #socialservices contribute to key outcomes. More: www.swins.eu

SWINS Sustainable Well-Being Through INvestment in Social Services SWINS aims to trigger a structural rethinking of the role of social services in European societies in order to make them an asset

EU project SWINS aims to trigger a structural rethinking of the role of #socialservices in European societies in order to make them an asset within the transition toward an inclusive and sustainable #wellbeingeconomy. Discover more here ⤵️

SWINS is Funded by the #EU #HorizonEurope Programme