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The Social Economy (SE) is called to play an important role in the local development of the territories where it is implemented. In this sense, there are numerous links between the two, which makes it interesting to promote the SE from the different local/territorial public administrations. In this research article, we delve into this existing reality, which already has a variety of experiences. To this end, the first section of the paper reflects on the relationship between local development and the SSE. We will also delve into the various public policies of local entities for the promotion of the Social Economy, among which we will highlight the so-called "second generation" public policies, since they offer the possibility of fertilizing SSE experiences, while providing a satisfactory response to the challenges posed by territorial development. In the second section of the article, based on the models proposed in the Theoretical Framework, an analysis of 16 locally-driven SE experiences in the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country is presented, exploring their facilitating and limiting factors, with the aim of finding the keys for replicating them in other territories and thus drawing conclusions.
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