Transnational Action to advance SKills and competences FOR COmmunity engagement and social Migrants Entrepreneurship initiatives in the Central Europe
TASKFORCOME tackles 2 of the major CHALLENGES of Europe today: the labour and social integration of an unprecedented presence of Migrants and the systematic realisation of Social Innovation as a powerful engine for social and economic development. A further defy is to develop Ecosystems for Inclusion and Social Innovation, where key actors work in new ways to provide services for citizens and possibilities for entrepreneurial business, together with universities, NGOs, public bodies and citizens, to create the conditions for innovation and development.
Main OBJECTIVE is to develop Local Action Plans and Transnational Blueprint to growth the Migrant and Social Entrepreneurship as channel of Social Innovation in involved regions, through: engagement and commitment of key actors, improvement of skills of migrant and social entrepreneurs, development of a one-stop-shop of targeted  support for migrant and social entrepreneurs, elaboration of policy frameworks and related funding instruments, able to sustain the co-creation/co-management of local Ecosystems for Inclusion and Social Innovation, changing the bottom-up perspective of cohesive and economic development in CE regions.
OUTPUTS are learning tools, training packages, one-stop-shops piloted and strategies targeting migrants and entrepreneurs, enabling them to act as drivers of social innovation in CE.
Its INNOVATIVE APPROACH relies in the creation of Community and Social Hubs where bottom-up initiatives of Inclusive Entrepreneurship are co-developed (e.g. Community Social Business); it relies also in the commitment of a partnership representing the main operating arms of an ecosystem: policy-making, migrants, business, education.
The TRANSNATIONAL ADDED VALUE is achieved with policy schemes targeted to migrant entrepreneurs, acting at country level and able to support the development of a unitary framework in CE in which different regional micro-programs can be aggregated and capitalise.