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In Uganda, plastic waste is a mounting challenge — but for Ecomak Recyclers, it’s also a powerful opportunity. This trailblazing social enterprise transforms plastic waste into durable, eco-friendly construction materials, like bricks, pavers, and roofing tiles. But even a brilliant solution needs support to scale.
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is undergoing a transformation. Once defined by philanthropy and compliance, it now plays a central role in shaping core business strategy. As ESG has become politicized, CSR leaders are being asked to deliver tangible, measurable impact that aligns with both business
In a live masterclass hosted by MovingWorlds, marketing legend and systems thinker Seth Godin joined us to coach two social entrepreneurs from our global network: Anish Malpani of Without by Ashaya, and Sasibai Kimis Steenland of Earth Heir. They bravely brought their biggest strategic challenges
This International Women’s Day, as millions celebrate the achievements of women worldwide, we are honored to spotlight some of the incredible enterprises within our network that are actively transforming women’s lives. These organizations are not just breaking barriers — they’re building pathways for women to
A breakdown of key takeaways from the World Economic Forum’s new AI for Impact report, mapping the current landscape of AI for social innovation.
Climate anxiety got you down? Here are 3 ways you can take action to protect our planet, not only on Earth Day, but also on the other 364 days of the year.
Learn how these 15 impact startups on the TRANSFORM Support Hub are using AI to advance education equity, environmental conservation, healthcare accessibility, and more.
Key takeaways from the Argidius “Sustain Impact” report demonstrating how small changes to the way that business development support is funded can unleash ecosystem-level impact.
Key takeaways from our workshop with the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship about how to craft a clear, concise, and justifiable ask that gets a “yes” from funders.
At the midpoint of implementing the SDGs, we’re falling behind. But we still have hope that we can deliver on the promises they embody by 2030 – here’s why you should, too,