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The social solidarity economy essentially operates through a mix of both public and private sector elements using both formal and informal methods at organizational and financial levels (including volunteering, state funds, in-kind support, self-help groups, etc.), making it very hard to define as a category. It is nearly impossible to quantify its social and economic benefits but equally impossible to deny its importance in sustaining the economy. This chapter provides an insight into how it operates as an informal community-based initiative operating through religious venues. |
