Impact WISEs

Since 2015, ENSIE with its members has launched the ‘Impact-WISEs’ study in order to measure but also demonstrate the social and economic impact produced by WISEs to integrate disadvantaged people into the labour market. You’ll find here our last results and events related to their presentation.

You can find here the results of the 2020 Impact-WISEs study, based on the 2019 data. This year, 11 national and regional WISEs networks from 10 European countries took part in the study.

In total, the study covers 10 136 disadvantaged workers and shows that, after going through the integration pathway, 79% of the disadvantaged workers found a job in the same WISE, in another one or on the traditional labour market.

You can find here the results of the 2018 Impact WISEs Study, this year, the data is covering 8 EU Member States, Moldova and Serbia, overall 712 WISEs, 50 730 workers and 38 022 disadvantaged workers. 

It showed that 47,19% of disadvantaged workers successfully found a job in the same WISE, another WISE or on the classic labour market, after going through the WISEs integration process whereas, 17,38% became self-employed or found a professional training. 

Since 2015, ENSIE with its members has launched the ‘Impact-WISEs’ study in order to measure but also demonstrate the social and economic impact WISEs produce to integrate disadvantaged people into the labour market. Read ENSIE’s recommendation for 2018.

ENSIE has published the new leaflet and booklet containing updates about the impact of WISEs in Europe.