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Article from Volume 8, Number 1, Year 2020| DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN ROMANIA. THE FUNDAMENTAL ROLE IN THE SOCIAL ECONOMY | 
Download | | Author(s): Gabriela Leuciuc, Stefanita Susu | | DOI: 10.4316/EJAFB.2020.812 | | Abstract: In Romania, the field of social economy is relatively new. The concern for social enterprises has acquired a more pronounced character only in recent years. From our point of view, social enterprises can be characterized as a mechanism aimed at solving the social and environmental problems in an innovative way, in a transparent manner. They are aimed at achieving a sustained impact on the society itself.
The objectives of the social enterprises refer to the identification of practical solutions to social problems by using the resources in order to validate opportunities based on identifying the social problems and on turning them in to business opportunities especially by identifying those innovative methods in order to generate a social impact. | | Keywords: Social Economy, Social Enterprise, Single Register Of Social Enterprises, Vulnerable Group | References:
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