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Picture of people working on a computer and text Let your successful social innovations work throughout EU — Let your successful social innovations work throughout the EU.

The Social Innovation Match tool (SIM) is a platform where you can explore inspirational examples of successful social innovation initiatives and connect with future partners.

It is designed to facilitate the transfer and scaling-up of social innovation throughout Europe.

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Happiness Lessons Integrated Programmes – A Whole-School Well-being Programme with Scalable Impact on Mental Health Promotion

An evidence-informed whole-school model that equips educators and school communities to make mental health promotion, social-emotional learning and sustainable well-being part of everyday education.

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More appreciation of nature and food - Educational programmes for schools and kindergartens

We actively drive systemic change in education to reconnect children and families to nature – and make hands-on, nature-based learning a permanent part of education systems.

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From dreams to impact with Start-Up de Territoire

A citizen-driven methodology enabling local communities to collectively identify needs, co-create solutions, and launch impactful projects, creating local jobs and social innovation.

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Happiness Lessons Integrated Programmes – A Whole-School Well-being Programme with Scalable Impact on Mental Health Promotion

More appreciation of nature and food - Educational programmes for schools and kindergartens

From dreams to impact with Start-Up de Territoire

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