Small local innovators are highly effective at tackling big global issues. Here's why
Macro systems are resistant to change - but micro action can make an impact. Image: Sekem - helping schoolchildren from nursery to university
Flora Rosenow
Communications Lead ad interim, COVID Response Alliance for Social Entrepreneurs, C-ChangeKaterina Hoskova
Project Fellow, COVID Response Alliance for Social Entrepreneurs, World Economic Forum GenevaFrancois Bonnici
Director, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship; Head of Foundations, World Economic Forum
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