Context: The COMPARES project (in French: COMpétence PARtenariat RESeaux - skills partnership networks) is part of the evolution of social work, and of the current process and stakes of the Local Social Development...and shows how concepts like "Partnership", "Networks" and "Opening" fuel the second "skill mainstay" of stakeholders involved in the support aiming at social and vocational inclusion, with the first mainstay being the socio-educational support of people.Purpose:COMPARES worked on fitting the abilities and on drawing up a frame of reference pooling the key skills of socio-professional support at a European scale, so as to:- launch proper answers faster, in terms of sustainable inclusion of weaken or underprivileged people;- promote educational transfers thanks to innovative methods of partnership;- take part in vocational mobility of social workers within the European Union.Partnership:Multiform partnership setting up a process of work-based training between training organizations and organizations in the field, and considering different contexts:- Partnership built to meet specific needs of skills;- Partnership between public/private organizations, national/local authorities, social/non social fields (companies, justice, housing...);- Partnership built around a stable group of stakeholders, with a previous transnational experience, knowing and experimenting collaboration works and now involved in a collective perspective promoting and developing the integrated approach of social action, for which COMPARES provides training modules.Results:- Training modules for training and continuing education, open, adjustable and involving various stakeholders;- Continuous adaptation of professional practice.Impact:- To supplement the training of professional and stakeholders in the social field, so as to provide a better collective support and a better answer to the stakes of social action;- To make practices of social and professional support progress, by improving efficiency thanks to network and partnership, and this, for the benefit of supported people.