Ludvig, Alice

Rogelja, Todora

Secco, Laura

Shannon, Margaret A.

Weiss, Gerhard

English

Todora Rogelja

Alice Ludvig

Margaret A. Shannon

Gerhard Weiss

Laura Secco

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Original Citation:Forest-based social innovation in Slovenia: The Development  of  the Charcoal  Land InitiativePublisher:Published version:DOI:Terms of use:Open Access(Article begins on next page)This article is made available under terms and conditions applicable to Open Access Guidelines, as described athttp://www.unipd.it/download/file/fid/55401 (Italian only)Availability:This version is available at: 11577/3276883 since: 2018-09-09T14:11:48ZUniversità degli Studi di PadovaPadua Research Archive - Institutional RepositoryThe Development of the Charcoal Land Initiative  Rogelja, T.1; Ludvig, A.2; Shannon, M.3; Weiss, G.2; Secco, L.1 • An essence of social innovation (SI) is in the recon-figuring of social practices aiming to enhance out-comes on societal well-being by voluntary en-gagement of civil society actors • SI research dedicated less attention to public actors in SI initiatives, although they do play a significant roles  • To fulfill their roles, public actors need governance capacities for SI  • Practice is reconfiguring from economic to cultural trough the diversification of initiatives' activities  • With the aim to register charcoal cooking practice as UNESCO heritage, the initiative organizes educa-tional, recreational and touristic activities • The key role in diversification plays networking of a local forester (Mr. Jože Prah), who initiated the ini-tiative with local charcoal producers • Other public actors play are providing resources, advice, and political support. • The initiative cannot officially be recognized as SI, as national policy framework conditions explicitly ad-dress exclusively social enterprises • Scaling up trough networking and collaboration with public and civil actors • Public actors use task-related governance capaci-ties when providing advice, resources and political support to the initiative • Trough collaboration actors also build habitus-related governance capacities  • Habitus-related governance capacities enable public actors to balance the differences between their field of expertise and the one of SI • To understand governance capacities of public actors, we look into the various roles public actors played/play in the reconfiguration of 3000 years old tradi-tional charcoal cooking practice  • In-depth case study of the Charcoal Land (Slo. Ogljarska dežela) initiative in the village Dole pri Litiji (Slovenia)  Practice Context Roles • observations • history • interviews  • interviews  • observations • document    analysis • content analysis • interviews  3000BC 1945 1999 2003 2018 1 University of Padova, Department Land, Environment, Agriculture and Forestry 2 (EFICEEC c/o BOKU, Institute of Forest, Environmental and Natural Resource Policy 3 Faculty of  Environmental and Natural Resources, University of Freiburg    

Forest-based social innovation in Slovenia: The Development  of  the Charcoal  Land Initiative

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Forest-based social innovation in Slovenia: The Development of the Charcoal Land Initiative

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