Social Enterprise definition

Social Enterprise means a business that: (i) is owned by a non-profit organization or community services co-operative; (ii) is directly involved in the production and/or selling of goods and services for the combined purpose of generating income and achieving social, cultural, and/or environmental aims; and (iii) has a defined social and/or environmental mandate.

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Social Enterprise means a social enterprise as defined in Regulation [[ESF+] number];

Social Enterprise means a social enterprise as defined in Article [2(15)] of Regulation [[ESF+] number];

Examples of Social Enterprise in a sentence

• As you will be aware the NOMS CFO Social Enterprise Consortia Building Programme has been delayed whilst points of clarification raised by the European Commission with the Managing Authority were addressed.

• Providers must also ensure that all information, documentation, advice and support provided relates solely to the Social Enterprise Consortia Building programme.

• This provision is to be available to potential consortia from early August to end October 2012 to cover the period up to Social Enterprise Consortia Building Programme Stage 2 RFP submissions.

• For those Providers wishing to participate in both, there is a requirement for all relevant staff to sign declaration documents (provided by the Authority) that restrict their activity to one of either the Social Enterprise Consortia Building Programme or this Technical Support opportunity.

• The City Council and its partners have recognised the need to support the development of the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) and Social Enterprise (SE) sector by developing a procurement approach which maximises their exposure to procurement opportunities around the Commonwealth Games and other large scale developments.

More Definitions of Social Enterprise

Social Enterprise means a private law entity that provides goods and services for the market in an entrepreneurial way and in accordance with the principles and features of the social economy, having social or environmental objectives as the reason for its commercial activity; social enterprises can be set up in a variety of legal forms;

Social Enterprise means an organisation whose activities are wholly or mainly activities which a person might reasonably consider to be activities carried on for the benefit of society (“its social objects”), and which—

Social Enterprise means an undertaking, regardless of its legal form, which:

Social Enterprise means a social enterprise as defined in the relevant provisions of the ESF+ Regulation for 2021-2027.

Social Enterprise means an undertaking, regardless of its legal form, including social economy enterprises, or a natural person which:

Social Enterprise means an undertaking, regardless of its legal form, or a natural person which

Social Enterprise means a business with an embedded mission to achieve social, cultural or environmental aims through the sale of goods and services. At least 50% of the business’ revenue comes from selling goods and/or services in the marketplace and at least 50% of the business’ profits go back into executing its social, cultural or environmental mission.