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The evolution of the cooperative form: Italian social cooperatives Carlo Borzaga, University of Trento - Euricse

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The evolution of the cooperative form: Italian social cooperatives

Carlo Borzaga, University of Trento - Euricse

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Italian social coops

Italian experience sheds light on the:

• adaptability, flexibility and potential expansion of the coop model

• dramatic growth of social coops

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Social cooperatives: some data

2003 2005 2008

Number of social co-ops

5,515 7,363 14,000

Paid workforce

189,134 244,233 350,000

Disadvantaged workers

23,587 30,141 40,000

Users 2,403,245 3,302,551 5,000,000

Total turnover

4,826 million EUR

6,381 million EUR

9,000 million EUR

Source: ISTAT, 2003 and 2005; Chambers of Commerce, 2008

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Service-providing social cooperatives: services supplied

Services Italy

Home based services for disabled people 37%

Residential services for disabled people 36%

Recreation and entertainment services 32%

Pre-school educational services 22%

Healthcare services 23%

Note: The sum of percentages is higher than 100% because cooperatives can supply more than one type of service

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Work-integration social cooperatives:

disadvantaged people employedServices Italy

Integration of disabled people 46.3%

Integration of psychiatric patients 15.0%

Integration of drug-addicts 16.0%

Other 22.7%

Note: The sum of percentages is higher than 100% because cooperatives can supply more than one type of service

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Trend of employees: cooperatives, enterprises, Italy - 2007-2011