Bringing financial services to the doorsteps of India's rural poor is expensive – but it could transform both the banking industry and the lives of millions of hardworking people.
With widespread concern about how to manage the consequences of India's rapid urbanization, it seems doubly foolish to overlook the cheap mobile workforce which is doing much of the heavy...
Distantly situated healthcare facilities with inconvenient opening hours are denying India's most disadvantaged access to decent treatment. But the growth of doorstep medical services is ...
The idea is simple: players pledge 1% of their salaries to a collective fund for investment in football-based charities around the world.
The magnitude of India’s tuberculosis (TB) crisis is staggering.
Food is meant to be our life source, but instead it is making us fat and unhealthy. We need a "real food" revolution.
How one woman built life-saving baby incubators for a fraction of the usual cost.
Social entrepreneurs are people who harness the power of market forces and business principles to solve social problems, from poor health-care to unemployment. Meet this year's awardees.
Increasingly, countries are recognizing land ownership as a powerful lever they can use to create opportunity.
Social entrepreneurs devote their talents and skills to creating a more just, inclusive, peaceful world. They never think, “Someone else will fix this.”
Sport isn’t just for high-performing athletes – sport is for everyone, and it has the power to create lasting change.
Katherine Milligan explores the steps government leaders need to take to foster social entrepreneurship.
There is a growing sector where women are rising to the top and disrupting the traditional status quo - while also improving the state of the world.
The rhino poaching crisis, as well as other wildlife crime, is of national and international significance and affects all levels of society.
TB is the biggest killer of all the infectious diseases.
