The United Nations expects to adopt the Resolution on Social Economy in June next year
This Wednesday, the United Nations organized the second Conference to work on the United Nations Resolution on Social Economy that is expected to be approved in June 2023. This was stated by representatives of countries around the world at this event held in New York. The event, organized by the governments of Spain, France, Senegal and Chile with the support of the United Nations Inter-Agency Working Group on Social and Solidarity Economy, focused on 'How can the international recognition of Social Rights and the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) contribute to achieving the SDGs through social and inclusive innovation?'. The objective of this event was to raise awareness about the positive impact of social economy development, and how it can contribute to achieving the SDGs and making countries' recovery more inclusive, resilient and sustainable.
