Volume III

The Local Social and Solidarity Economy Code

Name: The Local Social and Solidarity Economy Code
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Savings groups (VSLAs), cereal banks, inclusion of women and young people

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Building an economy that leaves no one by the roadside.

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The tools of the local solidarity economy: village savings and loan associations (VSLAs), cereal banks and economic inclusion.

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CHAPTER 1: An Economy at the Service of People1.1 What the social and solidarity economy is1.2 The five principles of the local SSE1.3 The three pillars of this code
CHAPTER 2: From the Tontine to the VSLA2.1 The tontine: a strength and its limits2.2 The VSLA: the tontine that makes savings grow2.3 The three-padlock cash box
CHAPTER 3: How the VSLA Works3.1 The group3.2 The three funds3.3 How a meeting runs
CHAPTER 4: Launching a VSLA in Eight Sessions4.1 The training path4.2 The group's equipment4.3 Start-up mistakes
CHAPTER 5: The Model Internal Rules of the VSLA
CHAPTER 6: The Share-Out and the New Cycle6.1 Calculating the value of a share at the share-out6.2 A worked example6.3 The new cycle
CHAPTER 7: The Community Cereal Bank7.1 The principle7.2 The rules that make a cereal bank last7.3 The management committee
CHAPTER 8: The Register and the Warehouse8.1 The warehouse: the basic standards8.2 The stock card8.3 The cereal bank account
CHAPTER 9: Including Women and Young People9.1 Why inclusion is an economic strength9.2 The practical levers9.3 Inclusion grid
CHAPTER 10: Connecting the Initiatives of the Territory10.1 The local network10.2 Training village facilitators10.3 Links with the other guides