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Why Social Purpose Entities Need Better Impact Infrastructure

Social Purpose Entities increasingly recognise impact measurement as a strategic necessity, yet most still lack accessible and proportionate tools to do it effectively. Based on findings from the ADALTIM Market Needs Assessment, this article explores the structural barriers organisations face, the growing disconnect between investors and impact-driven organisations, and why building better impact infrastructure is essential for the future of the social economy.

Making Impact Visible: Julia Hoffmann on DO Impact, Data Governance and Social Impact Assessment

Within the DO Impact pathway, focused on the relationship between the social economy, data, digitalisation and artificial intelligence, Julia Hoffmann took part in the broader project journey as an external consultant involved in the KönCeRT experience, while also bringing the perspective of her professional work through RUDI | Risorse Umane Dirette e Indirette.

A New Vision for a Competitive and Sustainable Economy

Today, we launch our new website—an important milestone in consolidating our collective work and strengthening how we bring our shared vision into life as network.  At the core of this community are you, our members and partners: the knowledge, relationships, and capacity to act that drive everything we do. 

07 Jul 2026

to 09 Jul 2026

The Future of the Social Economy

The future of the social economy depends on organisations that can harness digital technologies and data, and on people equipped with the skills to turn these opportunities into impact. From 7 to 9 July, two flagship EU initiatives (DO Impact and baSE) will come together for their final events, bringing practitioners, policymakers, educators and ecosystem builders to Brussels to reflect on achievements, exchange experiences, and explore what comes next for a more resilient, competitive and sustainable social economy.

Brussels

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