2.3. Why: challenges faced by particular vulnerable groups
The question about the social category of people who should benefit from innovations, as results translated into specific services, is important. In this regard, several studies have focused their investigation on particular vulnerable groups. The main issue here is about the attenuation of the risks faced by most vulnerable groups of society. Thereby, innovations consist of finding an answer to the challenges set down by the new demography and the effects of economic and social crisis. This answer can be incomplete, but it can be the first part of a beginning that puts people away from social exclusion. Here again, the issue about social cohesion is still of great significance. Projects interested in this issue are numerous, we note in particular projects that shed light on youth mainly through the urban marginalised (Citispyce) and the homeless (CSEYHP). Other disadvantaged groups are also categorised as being at risk of social exclusion, mainly the elderly, migrants and single-parent women. One project focuses on these vulnerable social categories (WILCO). One of the solutions considering this specific topic of exclusion consists of empowering them through education. Two projects have addressed this important topic about the educationally disadvantaged (LLL2010 and INCLUDE-ED).18 2. CHARTING THE USES OF THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL INNOVATION
2.3. Why: challenges faced by particular vulnerable groups The question about the social category of people who should benefit from innovations, as results translated into specific services, is important. In this regard, several studies have focused their investigation on particular vulnerable groups. The main issue here is about the attenuation of the risks faced by most vulnerable groups of society. Thereby, innovations consist of finding an answer to the challenges set down by the new demography and the effects of economic and social crisis. This answer can be incomplete, but it can be the first part of a beginning that puts people away from social exclusion. Here again, the issue about social cohesion is still of great significance. Projects interested in this issue are numerous, we note in particular projects that shed light on youth mainly through the urban marginalised (Citispyce) and the homeless (CSEYHP). Other disadvantaged groups are also categorised as being at risk of social exclusion, mainly the elderly, migrants and single-parent women. One project focuses on these vulnerable social categories (WILCO). One of the solutions considering this specific topic of exclusion consists of empowering them through education. Two projects have addressed this important topic about the educationally disadvantaged (LLL2010 and INCLUDE-ED).18 2. CHARTING THE USES OF THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL INNOVATION
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