The Saskatchewan Social Economy Hub provides a unified focus to support the growth of social impact organizations in the province.
Relationships between individuals, businesses and communities are changing. Disruptions and socio-economic shifts are impacting Saskatchewan’s urban, rural and remote communities. Exploring new opportunities to broaden inclusive economic participation and prosperity is needed at this time.
Social enterprises and social entreprenuers have potential to fulfill a role within all areas of community.
They can replace or augment services typically offered by a local municipality or nation.
Operating as a business, these enterprises can sell products or services and allocate all profits back into operations to generate further impacts.
As a means of increasing self-reliance, a growing number of non-profit and charitable organizations are diversifying their operations to generate revenue while fulfilling their core mandate to society.
New National Research
First National Social Enterprise Survey Data in a Decade: Built for Impact, Ready for Market is now live
Buy Social Canada is proud to launch Built for Impact, Ready for Market, a pivotal report revealing the data, stories, and recommendations emerging from the Canadian Social Enterprise Sector Survey conducted earlier this year.
This is the first national survey data on the sector in a decade, which captures insights from over 400 Canadian social enterprises across every province and territory.
Read Built for Impact, Ready for Market now to learn more about the dynamic realities of Canada’s social enterprise sector.
Short on time? Read the Executive Summary , or a condensed 20-page Summary Report which pulls out key case studies.