The DO Impact project opens its first call for enabling organisations in the Proximity and Social Economy Sector (PSE). Do Impact is an initiative aimed at empowering SMEs and organisations through the integration of digital tools and data-driven methodologies to enhance sustainability, social value, and competitiveness.

The open call is linked to participation in the first Transnational Workshop: Boosting Digitalisation and Data Strategies in the Social Economy, which will take place in Turin on 7-8 April 2025. It represents a genuine opportunity for organisations looking to expand their skills and become facilitators of innovation for social enterprises. Selected enabling organisations will participate in a targeted capacity-building programme aimed at enhancing their ability to support social SMEs in their digital transformation process.

Check the agenda for the two-day workshop.

What the call offers:

• Specialised training on digitalisation and social enterprise management, with practical and theoretical courses.
• Access to resources and tools to implement innovative and sustainable practices.
• Networking opportunities with industry experts, institutions, and other organisations working in the field of social innovation.
• Expense reimbursement of up to €1,000 for 25 selected organisations to cover participation costs.

Requirements:

• Be an organisation that supports social enterprises, such as NGOs, foundations, training entities, or other stakeholders in the sector.
• Demonstrate a clear interest in promoting digitalisation and innovation within social SMEs.

Interested organisations can submit their application by 24 February 2025. To participate, it is necessary to complete the application form available on the official DO Impact website. Ensure you provide all required information and clearly describe your interest and your organisation’s expertise.

For further details and to apply, visit this link: Application – Diesis

For more information about the project and its European partners: Project – Diesis