SUMMARY
As part of the social economy, SCICs are becoming increasingly popular, as they enable any individual or legal entity (employees, volunteers, users, public authorities, companies or associations) to work together on a project of collective interest. SCICs are a legal form that make it possible to reconcile commercial activities, democratic governance and the involvement of local players in a project with strong territorial roots.
Keywords: territorial anchoring, AOP, local authorities, cooperative, crowdfunding, democratic, economic development, local development, participative financing, housing, governance, stakeholder involvement, innovation, collective interest, public procurement, quality, subsidy, social utility, Ariège, Deux-Sèvres, Normandy.
Illustration: Scop Paca Corse
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