Abstract
The scientific article is a systematic review of current models of social innovation, focusing on methodology and practical approaches to their implementation. The work is based on the analysis of modern research in the field of social sciences, management and innovative entrepreneurship. The article examines various concepts of social innovation, ranging from traditional models focused on solving social problems to more modern ones that take into account the influence of digital technologies and global trends. The authors highlight the key features of successful models of social innovation, such as stakeholder participation, efficient use of resources and sustainability in the long term. Special attention is paid to the role of leaders and organizers of social innovation, their strategic thinking and ability to create partnerships for sustainable development. The article presents examples of successful implementation of social innovation models in various fields, including education, health, ecology and social entrepreneurship.