&lt;p&gt;Analysis of Civic Initiatives: Multiparameter Classification of Social Innovations&lt;/p&gt;

Popov, Evgeny; Stoffers, Jol; Омонов, Жоомарт Кубанычбекович; Veretennikova, Anna

doi:10.3844/ajassp.2016.1136.1148

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“…These institutions are based on legislative acts (the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the Civil and Labor Codes, Decrees of the Government and the President of the Russian Federation, regional legal acts, etc. ).The third stage, the systematization and evaluation of the identified institutions was carried out.Since the civil initiatives play a special role in the production of social innovations (Popov, 2016), we focused on such forms of social innovation as social entrepreneurship, social cooperation, NGOs, charitable projects and socially oriented business.For the analysis of the quality of institutions, we used the method of expert evaluation. The experts were top managers of twenty organizations which produce of social innovations in Ural region.…”

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Recruitment Preferences in the Skills of job Seekers: Knowledge Management Perspective

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Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Intellectual Capital, Knowledge Management &Amp; Organisational Learning

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Recruitment Preferences in the Skills of job Seekers: Knowledge Management Perspective

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“…Within the framework of the present study, we focus on socially innovative projects aimed at eliminating or ameliorating public sector failures. Here, social innovations are defined as new ideas and projects aimed at solving socially significant problems [15]. If successfully implemented, the introduction of socially-innovative projects can not only lead to the mitigation of a public sector failure, but also to the formation of new norms that transform the existing system of institutions.…”

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“…Along with an analysis of the effectiveness of social and innovative projects implemented from below, the potential of such projects was demonstrated by an increase in civic engagement in social problem solving [15]. As a new business model, the cooperation economy [20] also reveals sources of growth for further development along with tools for implementation.…”

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Mathematical Support for Financing Social Innovations

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The use of socially innovative projects for solving social problems by actively involving civil society is a promising and much sought-after area of social development. However, the priority of social goals over economic outcomes in the implementation of such projects significantly limits the speed and effectiveness of their implementation. In this connection, the use of a mathematical tool for the financing and resource provision of social innovations creates new opportunities in terms of the assessment and development of such projects. In order to develop and substantiate tools for the mathematical support of financing social innovations, the role of the collaborative economy in the development of social innovations initiated from below is substantiated. The proposed mathematical toolkit includes a linear algorithm describing the logic of the developed approach, a methodology for assessing socially-innovative projects based on an adapted McKinsey matrix, a methodology for assessing the institutional environment, as well as a mapping of project correspondences in an adapted McKinsey matrix along with collaborative economic tools recommended for resource provision. The described set of collaborative economy tools is recommended for use in the development and implementation of social innovations. The mathematically-described algorithm proposed by the authors is aimed at developing resource provision strategies for social projects by evaluating their competitiveness and attractiveness in terms of the social function they perform while taking the characteristics of the particular institutional environment into consideration. The result of applying this algorithm comprises a set of collaborative economy tools for use in the development and implementation of socially-innovative projects. The application of this algorithm is shown on the example of an evaluation of ten projects implemented in the Ural region and applying for assistance from support funds. The theoretical significance of the proposed results lies in the development of methodological tools for assessing socially-innovative projects. The practical significance lies in the possibility of applying the obtained results in the development of an online calculator used to assist in forming a social project resource provision strategy.

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“…Social innovation, as a field of study, does not have a long tradition in the social sciences, however, it is a phenomenon that has been present in the evolution of human societies (Blanco‐Ariza et al., 2019; Hämäläinen & Heiskala, 2007; Popov et al., 2017; Sanzo‐Perez et al., 2015). Social innovations are changes in the cultural, normative, or regulatory structures of society; they increase collective power resources and improve economic and social performance (Hämäläinen & Heiskala, 2007; Krlev et al., 2019; Pelka & Terstriep, 2016; Peredo & McLean, 2006; Potts & Hartley, 2015; Slee, 2019).…”

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Start today and finish yesterday—Social innovation as a contribution to the community

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Start today and finish yesterday" wants to emphasize the importance and the potential urgency of social innovation and its positive impacts, since there is a clear impact of social innovation on society and the welfare of individuals, and for that reason, there is a need to gain in-depth knowledge on the topic. Social innovation can be seen as enhanced forms of action, new ways of doing things, or new social inventions, and by addressing different issues through a social innovation lens, we can expect to contribute to the well-being and prosperity of the community, potentially leading to a more sustainable and equitable future. The present research aims to understand how the context, market, potential human performance, and competitive advantage strategies, interfere with the process of social innovation and foster the creation of social value for the community. The case study was the method used, with semi-structured interviews that enabled the comparison of five social innovation projects. Our main conclusions show the importance of contextual factors and the strong presence of the market as important impacts on social projects. Social innovation often stems from the efforts of motivated individuals who strive to bring about change and are willing to take on risks. Evaluating and communicating the social value generated by social innovation projects is vital, but can be difficult to quantify. Finally, the credibility of these projects plays a crucial role in their recognition and competitiveness, and government support through legislation promoting value-sharing and sustainable development can help legitimize them.

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<p>Analysis of Civic Initiatives: Multiparameter Classification of Social Innovations</p>

Cited by 4 publications

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Recruitment Preferences in the Skills of job Seekers: Knowledge Management Perspective

Recruitment Preferences in the Skills of job Seekers: Knowledge Management Perspective

Mathematical Support for Financing Social Innovations

Start today and finish yesterday—Social innovation as a contribution to the community

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