We worked together

Support for Banlieues School’s scale-up and consolidation of its model, which promotes educational success regardless of social background.

Support for the structuring of Begum Organization for Women (France), an NGO dedicated to informing, educating and empowering Afghan women through access to specific programmes (radio, digital, TV), as well as the partnership relationship between Begum France and Begum Afghanistan.

Support for the spin-off of Benenova, an association that develops short, collective and punctual solidarity actions in the field, to become a volunteer easily

Definition of the business model of Libraries Without Borders, an NGO working for access to education for all

Ongoing support from AVISE in the framework of “BuiCaSuS”, a consortium led by 7 representative actors of social innovation in 4 EU Member States which implements and develops innovative actions, through mutual learning and project mentoring

Support for the definition and development of the organisational model and partnership strategy of Cameleon France, which fights paedo-crime and provides support for victims.

Support for the consolidation of the economic model of Chemins d’enfance, an international solidarity association that designs innovative socio-educational programmes for the development of children

Workshops and peer exchanges on internationalisation for the city of Rotterdam. The OECD has launched a “global action” bringing together thirty countries to promote social and solidarity economy ecosystems. ScaleChanger was part of the programme consortium in the framework of the “Respond, Rebuild, Reinvent” (RRR) project, along with 15 other partners. 

Supporting the Compagnons Bâtisseurs in their capitalization and network animation issues. This associative movement intervenes in the improvement of the habitat by building sites of Accompanied Self-Rehabilitation, loan of tools, collective animations, …

Support in defining and formalising the network’s strategic plan.

Compost In Situ is a network of local organisations committed to territorial composting. These organisations transform organic waste into high-quality compost, promoting a return to the soil on agricultural land as close as possible to the production sites. Additionally, organic waste producers and local users of organic inputs are fully integrated into this network. This approach is rooted in the principles of the circular, social, and solidarity economy.

The Compost In Situ network plays a key role in waste management, from raising public awareness to the recovery and revalorisation of remaining waste.

Development of a social franchise and framing of the action plan for Comptoir de campagne, shops that sell local products in a short circuit, local services (post office, public transport, shoe repair, dry cleaning, gas, parcels, newspapers, etc.) and also offer a small restaurant

Realisation of a study on agile governance, a guide to help international solidarity associations reflect on their situation