Starting a business is hard work. Starting one that is good for the world is even harder. Research shows that 9 out of 10 startups fail before reaching scale. To help social impact businesses make it through this “startup valley of death” — also known

“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” –Benjamin Franklin How do you get kids involved in their own learning, and make it fun in the process? For Ubongo, the answer lies in something that kids already know

If coffee is part of your morning ritual, you probably know exactly how you like to prepare it – one cream, two sugars, or even black for the brave amongst us. But do you know exactly where that coffee came from? Who grew it? Whether

Tobby Vision Computers (TVC) is a vocational institute that inspires and equips young people with the know-how and tools be successful in entrepreneurship, agriculture, computers, and information and communication technology (ICT). TVC recently hosted an Experteer to help create an entrepreneurship training program called Action

Smart Hydro Power (SHP) is an award-winning social enterprise that develops and supports integrated solutions for renewable energy and clean water in off-grid communities. While Smart Hydro Power has received tremendous international support with awards from ESHA Hidroenergia Innovation, Ecosummit, and GreenTec, the Smart Hydro Power

BEMPU is a public health organization that works to reduce infant mortality through innovative and affordable solutions — like the BEMPU bracelet which detects infant hypothermia. BEMPU is supported by some of the world’s leading global health organizations, like the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

African Clean Energy is an organization dedicated to saving lives and promoting gender equality by providing jobs for women through the production of clean and safe cookstoves. While based in Lesotho, they are expanding, and recently crossed the Indian ocean to expand in Cambodia. For

When it comes to solving some of the biggest challenges facing people and our planet, there is no single solution. The key to development is not only money, talent, or marketplaces… it’s teamwork. For this reason, we couldn’t be more excited to launch a partnership

Compadre is a social enterprise that works with organic farmers to help them get better prices for their coffee. Using an innovative, solar-powered roaster, it can help farmers earn +70% more income than by selling unroasted beans. And as a plus, this solar powered roaster

Maher Ashram is a nonprofit in India working to help women and children suffering from violence or despair. Maher Ashram recently hosted an Experteering professional, and we sat down with the team to learn more about its inspiring work, the change its creating, and what