Examining the characteristics and practical implementation of social innovation levels

Authors

  • Gabriella Metszősy University of Miskolc

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32976/stratfuz.2020.13

Keywords:

social innovation, process-oriented approach, decision support

Abstract

In these days, social innovation phenomena exist in all areas of life (fair trade, hospice, distance learning etc.). Uncountable social innovation action was getting into mainstream in the last two decades. These changes are realised by private individuals, organisations, foundations, or movements in wider area. Solution for challenges, which affect a specific social stratum, are scarcely possible without the wide range participation in social innovation. For this changes, improve the characteristics, which essential tools for the implementation and the internalization process of social learning, are necessary. The paper presents the necessity for adaptation of approach through the process-oriented approach of social innovation, with prioritise the parameters of different implementation level. The implemented practices in different levels require different actions and type of supports, which are presented by factual case studys.

Author Biography

Gabriella Metszősy, University of Miskolc

Ph.D student

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Published

2020-09-14

How to Cite

Metszősy, G. (2020). Examining the characteristics and practical implementation of social innovation levels. Strategic Issues of Northern Hungary, 17(02), 52–61. https://doi.org/10.32976/stratfuz.2020.13