The shock of COVID-19 has sparked a new spirit of collaboration and unusual alliances. The path to an inclusive, just and sustainable world is stronger if platforms for collective action ...
High rates of COVID-19 infection are setting Africa back but young innovators across the continent are deploying a social entrepreneurship skillset to fight the pandemic from the grassroots.
この2年という歳月は、私たちの仕事や交流のあり方をかつてないほど変化させ、誰もがより高いレベルの臨機応変さとレジリエンス（強靭性）を求められてきました。このことを一番よく知るのは、脆弱なコミュニティや排除されたコミュニティで働くソーシャル・イノベーターである、社会起業家や社内起業家たち。彼らは、危機に見事に対処してきたのです。
Responsible and social sourcing can help ensure that value chains are more inclusive, diversified and resilient.
For an inclusive and sustainable recovery, we need to acknowledge and support these sustainability pioneers and their trusted relationships in society.
Social entrepreneurs have demonstrated that swift action in four priority areas can enhance reach and scale in the difficult to reach 'last mile'.
Impact investing and philanthropic capital can and should work together to channel financial resources into building a more resilient post-Covid world.
We need to magnify the impact of highly effective local actors, to address today's big global issues.
The inspiring work of social entrepreneurs during India's second COVID-19 wave shows us how a radical new mindset is needed to drive transformative change.
The COVID Response Alliance for Social Entrepreneurs (CRASE) offers eight areas of collaborative action in support of social entrepreneurs around the world.
Funders play a key role in supporting social entrepreneurs during the pandemic. But the focus is shifting from immediate survival to weathering the storm.
Social entrepreneurs and other front-line actors have a key role to play in achieving the Great Reset and meeting the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
Despite the momentum, the standards, tools and systems required to facilitate individual and collective action are often missing.
The goals represent a historic opportunity for the finance industry to become part of the "impact economy".
