How Social Entrepreneurship is Helping to Improve Education Worldwide’, a McGraw-Hill Research Foundation policy paper, outlines specific ways in which social enterprise is improving education in the U.S. and in developing countries. » Read more

“It’s about the ability to listen to what people really need and understand how that idea fits into their values, their cultures, their lives. It’s about having the tact to observe inefficiencies and suggest simple, practical, cost-effective solutions – Sabrina Natasha Premji” » Read more

Harish Hande’s new mission – A fund that will seed other enterprises in sustainable energy. He is raising a $10-million fund that will be invested in 20 companies with an average investment size of $10,000 to $1 million. » Read more

Accelerate your venture: 50 mentors, 25 world-class entrepreneurs, 100s of investors, 6 weeks. » Read more

NASSCOM Foundation is calling for entries to recognise innovation in the use of ICT for social development. » Read more

ISB launches its 3rd iDiya Challenge for high-impact and self sustaining social businesses in India. » Read more

Wantrapreneur invites applications from Start-up and Early Growth enterprises with market-based solutions that can transform rural lives. » Read more

The Unreasonable Institute Empowers the Public to choose the Next Wave of High‐Impact Social Entrepreneurs. Global donations will determine which entrepreneurs gain admission to esteemed mentorship program » Read more

The Unreasonable Institute is searching for the world’s most brilliant, ambitious, and innovative early-stage entrepreneurs who will be remembered by history as having changed the world! Applications open! » Read more

Worldwide over two billion people do not have access to clean drinking water. Martin Wesian, the founder of Helioz GmbH, has developed a solution called Wadi, which provides an affordable tool to make disinfecting water simple and safe. » Read more