OPINION: There is a critical layer in the impact movement – the intermediaries that support social entrepreneurs and impact investors. But we must rethink the economics of this field-building role.
EXPERT INSIGHT: New legislation puts social enterprises, co-operatives and other inclusive businesses at the centre of an economy that works for people, communities and the planet. And it’s part of a wider global conversation.
As tens of thousands of delegates gather in Paris this week for the ChangeNOW conference, we dive into challenging conversations on financing nature restoration, how to revive collective action in 2026 and fighting “greenhushing”.
Across business, government, social enterprise and the third sector, people are talking about moving towards a new, more sustainable economic order. Achieving it is another matter.
The RBS SE100 Index, the UK’s only index designed to track the growth and impact of social enterprises, is now open for applications with £25,000 worth of prizes up for grabs.
A social enterprise that provides services for ‘people with multiple complex needs and chaotic lifestyles’ is calling for its unique model to be replicated in every town across the UK, following a victory in the 2012 Charity Awards.
Letter to Minister requests amendments key to the growth of the social investment market and says government financial policy should embrace 'new generation of investment opportunities'
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