ENSIE, European Network of Social Integration Enterprises

ENSIE represents Work Integration Social Enterprises that combine economic activity with social impact, creating employment opportunities for disadvantaged individuals. ENSIE and WISEs welcomed the opportunities offered by the social considerations linked to employment and the reserved contracts of article 20 but unfortunately delays and insufficient implementation of the Directive in the national laws did not lead…

ENSIE welcomes the opportunity to comment on the implementation of the Public Procurement Directives. This feedback relates to Directive 2014/24/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on public procurement.

ENSIE fully supports Social Economy Europes contribution to the public consultation on the 28th Regime corporate legal framework EU Inc. ENSIE joins Social Economy Europe in calling for the future 28th Regime to be an inclusive instrument that reflects the diversity of Europes enterprise models and ensures that social economy entities can benefit from Single Market simplification without being forced to abandon…

The Much more than a market report drafted by Enrico Letta is clear: social economy businesses are pivotal in fostering proximity and the sustainable development of territories, embodying the essence of a people-centred economy that is deeply rooted in local communities2. A coherent implementation of Lettas recommendations must include comprehensive support for the social economy, including WISEs.

ENSIE is the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs), which gathers 30 local, regional and national networks from 21 countries from the EU (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden) as well as Azerbaijan, North Macedonia, Moldova…

ENSIE fully endorses RREUSE's Feedback to the 2023 Targeted Revision of the Waste Framework Directive. ENSIE welcomes the current discussions around the revision of the Waste Framework Directive (WFD) as it is a key opportunity to ensure consistent application of the waste hierarchy throughout the EU, it is also an opportunity to develop synergies between the social and circular economy objectives by supporting…

The European Network for Social Integration Enterprises, ENSIE, represents the interests of national and regional networks of ‘Work Integration Social Enterprises’ (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at European level.

ENSIE welcomes the European Commissions initiative to improve the framework conditions for startups and scaleups through the forthcoming European Innovation Act. To be truly inclusive and impactful, the Act must also recognise the role of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) and social economy enterprises as innovators in social and inclusive employment solutions.

ENSIE, the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises, is the leading European representative body for national and regional networks of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs). It advocates for more inclusive labour markets by promoting enterprises whose core mission is the social and professional integration of disadvantaged people through economic activity combined with strong pedagogical…

The European Network for Social Integration Enterprises, ENSIE, represents the interests of national and regional networks of ‘Work Integration Social Enterprises’ (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at European level.

As representatives of social enterprises active in re-use, repair and recycling, as well as Work Integration Social Enterprises specialised in the inclusion of disadvantaged groups on the EU job market, RREUSE and ENSIE welcome the Commission’s proposal to revise EU rules on waste shipments.

ENSIE, the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises, represents the interests of 34 local, regional and national networks from 19 countries in the EU as well as Azerbaijan, North Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia and Ukraine, of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at the European level.

The transition to a climate-neutral and circular economy constitutes one of the most important policy objectives for the Union. This transition to leave no one behind requires significant level of investment in education, life-long learning and skills.

ENSIE, the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises, represents 34 local, regional, and national networks in 19 EU and neighbouring countries. Its members are Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs), which support the social and professional integration of disadvantaged people through employment, economic activity, and strong pedagogical support.

ENSIE, the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises, represents the interests of national and regional networks of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at European level.

ENSIE has been following with great interest the process of the establishment of a European Cross-Border Association directive, as an important step for the creation of the Single Market for the Public Good. In particular, ENSIE is supporting the broad coalition of civil society and non-profit organisations contributing to the legislative process of the approval of the ECBA Directive with the contribution titled EC…

ENSIE is the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs), which gathers 30 local, regional and national networks from 21 countries from the EU (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden) as well as Azerbaijan, North Macedonia, Moldova…

Quality job roadmap ENSIE feedback to the public consultation July 2025 As the EU prepares its Quality Jobs Roadmap for 2024–2029, it must respond to pressing 1 challenges including persistent labour and skills shortages, rising in-work poverty affecting 10.9% of workers and growing job insecurity.

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As the EU prepares its Quality Jobs Roadmap for 20242029, it must respond to pressing challenges including persistent labour and skills shortages, rising in-work poverty affecting 10.9% of workers and growing job insecurity.

ENSIE is part of the Helpdesk project, aiming at reinforcing the capacity of social services and managing authorities in using EU Funds, and fully endorses the transversal reaction provided by the consortium partners. By this reaction, ENSIE wishes to feed the commissions knowledge with ground-based content focusing on Work Integration Social Enterprises.

The European Network of Social Integration Enterprises, ENSIE, represents the interests of national and regional networks of ‘Work Integration Social Enterprises’ (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at European level.

The European Network of Social Integration Enterprises, ENSIE, represents the interests of national and regional networks of ‘Work Integration Social Enterprises’ (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at European level.

ENSIE, the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises, represents the interests of national and regional networks of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs), striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at European level. WISEs are enterprises whose main objective is the social and professional integration of disadvantaged people.

The European Network of Social Integration Enterprises (ENSIE) represents the interests of national and regional networks of ‘Work Integration Social Enterprises’ (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at the European level for, among others, young people and NEETs.

ENSIE, European Network of Social Integration Enterprises, which brings together national and regional networks and federations of social enterprises which employ disadvantaged people, thanks the Commission for the need for ‘feedback’, while the practice of unanimity stresses the sovereignty of a Member State, however, this practice hinders effective and, above all, rapid decisions on European policies.

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SMEs in Central Europe currently face shortages of skilled labor force mainly in relation to the requirements posed by technological progress and economic innovation. This is particularly true for Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) as social SMEs working for the integration of disadvantaged groups.

ENSIE is the European Network of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs), which gathers 33 local, regional and national networks from 23 countries from the EU (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden) as well as Azerbaijan, Moldova…

ENSIE CONTRIBUTION: European Labour Market Statistics on Businesses Call for Evidence ENSIE, the European Network for Social Integration Enterprises, represents the interests of national and regional networks of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) striving for more inclusive and integrated forms of employment at European level.