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The Hamburg-based cooperative The Generation Forest enables every one of us to create his or her own climate protection forest. Not as a donation, but as a co-owned community property. The ownership guarantees that the forests are managed – and hence protected – for generations.
The Generation Forest Cooperatives allows anyone to build his or her own climate protection forest
Dave and Burkhard, both natural scientists, had invented a technology to regenerate depleted soils and ended up developing a healthy, almost medicinal chocolate drink. An unusual, impact-driven founders' story.
Delivery Hero, Amazon Fresh or Just Eat are multi-billion companies. Surprisingly, they are outperformed by an amazing non-profit that delivers 12 billion meals a year.
Through the Enactus network, students at 1,700 universities worldwide not just develop innovative business ideas that make the world a better place. They put them into practice.
Yes, it can. In four regions, the non-profit search engine Gexsi started to use its revenues to specifically support social innovators from the respective regions. This way, your daily web search supports the local impact community, one click at a time.
Swap Education for Housing engages young people as youth mentors who live on-site in deprived neighbourhoods.
In many socially deprived neighbourhoods, public authorities find it difficult to provide a good education for children and youth. This is where social innovators like the German social startup “Swap education for housing” comes in, whose peer-to-peer mentoring scheme in Duisburg-Marxloh now is replicated in other cities.
Hardly any international company dares to operate in a challenging environment like rural Mali or Niger. Africa GreenTec does. It supplies villages with internet, electricity, water and cooling equipment and hence boosts a green local economic development.
Making fair fashion doesn’t just concern materials and production. These fashion labels found new, inspiring ways to support not only their customers but also their manufacturers – and really putting the fair in fashion!
Fortifying staple foods with essential vitamins and minerals is considered the most effective way to eliminate malnutrition. The social business Sanku in Tanzania has found a way to empower local village mills in the most remote places to fortify corn flour at no additional costs.
Sanku – Project Healthy Children is a game changer in providing rural communities with access to fortified flour by partnering with local mom-and-pop mills to add nutrients at no additional costs
