Responding to social challenges is a shared social responsibility and an opportunity in which all stakeholders win.
By establishing participatory processes for citizens, public administrations, civil society and businesses, whereby all stakeholders assume their role, it is possible to identify challenges and design policies, strategies, programmes and interventions that promote social, economic and environmental development. No doubt, this helps to build more sustainable societies and more united territories.
Businesses can also find new market niches and innovate in their products and services. With their know-how, they can be able to respond to needs that are not being fulfilled and, at the same time, increase their competitiveness and become socially responsible brands.
