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Three auticon consultants sitting at desk

From autism awareness to autism acceptance: Auticon and its global impact

Employing IT consultants solely from the autistic community is a winning formula for global tech social enterprise Auticon. We talk to 2021’s Social Enterprise UK International Impact award winner about its unique approach to workplace equality.

Olivia Opara
22nd December 2021
Sac à Tours Algeria

Algerian social enterprises take off in last three years, reveals new research

The past three years have seen a surge of new social enterprises in Algeria as state support for startups grows - but they need clearer recognition and support to survive in a “jungle” of for-profit competitors, new report shows.

Laura Joffre
20th December 2021
British Council Mooc

Completing the circle: how training is boosting government support for social enterprise

Social enterprises are unlikely to flourish unless governments recognise their potential. A new massive open online course demonstrates their powerful role in solving worldwide challenges and how policymakers can nurture them.

Post Reporters
9th December 2021

Let 100 flowers bloom: exploring new approaches to entrepreneur support and international collaboration online

Twenty British Council-funded groundbreaking ‘digital experiences’ are now live across six countries, experimenting with new ways to support creative and social entrepreneurs, and building communities online.

Adam Pillsbury
3rd May 2021
Waqfeyat Almaadi

Waqf for the modern age: the Cairo foundation reviving Islamic tradition for sustainable development

In Egypt, a community foundation is attempting to create sustainable social impact through a longstanding but part-forgotten Islamic tradition – and discovering its own sustainable business model on the way. 

Nour Ibrahim
13th April 2021

Kate Raworth: We’re going to redefine business

Is now the time for social entrepreneurs to shine? Julie Pybus explores whether we’ve reached a “pivot point” with the influential Doughnut Economics author.

Julie Pybus
31st March 2021

Cyprus passes Social Enterprise Law

Supporters hope the new legal framework for social enterprises in Cyprus will foster their visibility, growth and development.

Alexandra Fougala-Metaxa
30th March 2021
Talal refugee entrepreneur

How refugee entrepreneurs are surviving the pandemic

Starting their own enterprises can help refugees to survive and thrive in their new countries. But the pandemic has forced many to pivot their businesses.

Dr Sukanya Ayatakshi-Endow and Jiselle Steele
24th March 2021
Coral reef

Beating climate change: Why finance needs to flow to small entrepreneurs in the Pacific and Caribbean

Islands in the Caribbean and Pacific face the devastation of their communities from climate change. Social and green entrepreneurs have potential solutions, but lack the right finance to realise their dreams.

Julie Pybus
23rd March 2021
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