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Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) . Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.  \nProject n° 2021-1-IT02-KA210-ADU-000034969  \nMore Info and contact  \n[gaiat@basetre.com](gaiat@basetre.com)  \nTable of contents  \nBUSINESS MODEL STRUCTURE 5  \nRESEARCH RESULTS SUMMARY 6  \nMOTIVATION BEHIND CHOSEN BUSINESS MODEL 7  \nCOOP4IN BUSINESS MODEL CANVA 9  \nDESCRIPTION OF THE CANVA ELEMENTS 10  \nThe context 10  \nKey stakeholders 12  \nKey Activities 14  \nKey Resources 15  \nValue propositions 16  \nSocial Impact Mission 17  \nDecision-making process 20  \nCosts structure 21  \nRevenues 22  \nSurplus 24  \nCustomers 26  \nChannels 29  \n(Social) Beneficiaries 30  \nInvolvement of (social) beneficiaries 33  \nANNEXES 36  \nANNEX 1. Market Analysis 36  \nANNEX 2. SWOT Analysis 38  \nANNEX 3-Types of Customers 42  \nAnnex 4 Communication Channels 43  \nBUSINESS MODEL STRUCTURE  \nRESEARCH RESULTS SUMMARY  \nThe desk and field research suggests that innovations brought by social entrepreneurship can represent a means of tackling rural and social challenges and providing sustainable economic development, addressing the withdrawal of public services and promoting community cohesion.  \nWe have come to these findings and conclusions regarding the situation of rural areas and their social challenges:  \n- Investing in local opportunity sectors can create jobs, increase purchasing power and generate sustainable economic growth in rural areas.  \n- People with disabilities who live in rural areas have more chances to be socially excluded as they don’t have the usual services to be employed, educated and make social relationships.  \n- Social entrepreneurship can help integrate people with disabilities in the labor market to face their low education and be self-sufficient and independent from their families, overcoming widespread socioeconomic situations, especially in rural areas.  \n- Cooperatives are among the top organisational types when it comes to inclusiveness of people with disabilities, on similar levels as conventional enterprises pursuing explicit social aims, associations running economic activities, or WISE status.  \n- Social economy and social enterprises are getting increasing recognition across Europe and the European institutions. What is still work in progress and still needed, is an effective, efficient, and balanced ecosystem for social enterprise development.  \nMOTIVATION BEHIND CHOSEN BUSINESS MODEL  \nThe Coop4In initial research showed that in order to respond to the needs of the people with disabilities in rural areas, exploiting the opportunities offered by social entrepreneurship, the best business model should be the form of a (social) cooperative or WISE.  \nAs defined by the European Commission, “a cooperative is an autonomous association of persons united to meet common economic, social, and cultural goals. They achieve their objectives through a jointly-owned and democratically-controlled enterprise.” There is a democratic control and economic participation of partners. Even if it can share the goal of asocial mission, a cooperative should not be mistaken as a non-profit organisation ( NPO) . The main difference would be the target each of these serves: a cooperative serves its members, while an NPO serves the community. “The members of a co-operative usually make regular use of its goods or services. They may be users or customers of the goods or services offered, or work in the co-operative. There are different kinds of co-operatives: workers, producers, consumers, solidarity, or worker-shareholders. NPOs are more flexible and tend to have a less formal structure.” Cooperatives do business and trade, but they share equally and reinvest their profit.  \nA WISE is a Work Integration Social Enterprise. Acco","cbCaisbTX67mnQfu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisbTX67mnQfu","pdf",2154629,52,"English","# BUSINESS MODEL STRUCTURE\n## RESEARCH RESULTS SUMMARY\n## MOTIVATION BEHIND CHOSEN BUSINESS MODEL\n## COOP4IN BUSINESS MODEL CANVA\n## DESCRIPTION OF THE CANVA ELEMENTS\n## ANNEXES\n## ANNEX 1. Market Analysis\n## ANNEX 2. 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