3rd International Conference on Social Entrepreneurship, Social Innovation and Business Research
CONFERENCE DETAILS Important Information Conference Dates Abstract Submission Date: July 20, 2019 Notification of [...]
Social Outcomes Conference 2019
The Social Outcomes Conference 2019 brings together prominent academic and practitioner voices from [...]
Clarifying your mission and purpose
What’s your mission and purpose? For a social entrepreneur it’s a calling, if [...]
Four types of Impact
As social entrepreneurs we have become quite familiar with the term impact, as [...]
Unleashing the Impact of your Social Enterprise
Recent exploration on worldwide known educational platform Coursera has lead to discovery of [...]
The support programme of National Foundation of Civil Society for non-governmental organizations in Estonia
National Foundation of Civil Society (NFCS) is a state financed civil society fund [...]
Social Impact Measurement and Management Training
Do not miss your chance to learn how you can measure and maximise the impact you are generating from an investor perspective. You can now register for the course taking place in Brussels, between 20 and 21 September 2018.
Social Entrepreneurships in Education
Social entrepreneurship (SE) is slowly making its way into the education system. Social [...]
Katapult Accelerator: an accelerator for tech focused impact organizations
Are you looking for an accelerator to assist your business from startup phase? [...]
A Critical Reflection on Social Impact Bonds
At first glance, social impact bonds (SIBs) appear to be an ideology-free response to a range of social problems. As public resources are not always made available to adequately fund public and social services, SIBs leverage private investment to finance such services so that providers do not have to front the cost of delivery. Investors are rewarded if providers meet agreed-upon outcomes but lose their investment if providers do not meet those outcomes. On the face of it, SIBs might seem like a win-win for everyone involved. […]