When working for the general interest, it is difficult to narrow the scope of the audience because activities are eventually aimed at the benefit of each and every human being. In our case, the participative process used engages its audience to the fullest extent, making our audience mainly formed by direct or potential participants in this collective initiative.

Rather than "work for", the Workgroup on a Solidarity Socio-Economy "works with":

Grassroots actors

who benefit from promoting their experiences, learning from new ones, and understanding the importance of their action and their crucial contribution to the construction of a new socio-economy vision.

Researchers

who make their theories and research progress through debate and exchange with other intellectuals coming from different backgrounds, as well as contrasting theory with the reality of everyday practice.

Committed citizens

who are able to overcome the feeling of helplessness that arises when addressing global, complex issues by sharing their thinking with people from all over the world and orientating it towards action.

Concerned Governments

which receive concrete proposals of socio-economic transformation and a clear orientation to their public action that has emerged directly from civil society.