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Women founders face serious challenges in accessing venture capital and this lack of investment in women means many opportunities are being missed.
From building hospitals in India to providing financial resources to communities in Ghana, social innovators are making an impact around the world.
Together with the winners of 2019 and 2020, the Schwab Foundation's 2022 awardees have impacted the lives of 100 million people worldwide through trust.
Social innovation transforms economic, political and societal systems - now more than ever as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to expose global inequality.
Watch the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship awards for Social Innovators of the Year 2022 on Tuesday 18 January 2022.
Transforming everyday smalltalk into meaningful conversations can change perspectives and cause social change. There are four key principles to do so.
Social impact networks foster human capital, but must be built on equality and inclusion in order to tackle challenges like COVID-19 and the climate crisis
Social intrapreneurs are talented and ambitious employees who want to use their firm's resources to create positive social and environmental impact
Alienated from the existing social, political and economic order, Asian-Pacific youth are forming empowering coalitions to fight for positive change.
Social enterprises are short on resources but big on innovation. The corporate world can help create an environment for these smaller innovators to thrive.
The Schwab Foundation's community of social innovators is tackling climate change with compassion. Here are some of their top social innovation solutions.
Social innovators are helping address some of the most pressing issues of today by fighting climate change, supporting refugees and treating addiction.
Entrepreneur Ifedolapo Runsewe has set up an industrial plant dedicated to transforming old tyres into high-demand goods which can help the community.
There is an untapped opportunity for corporations and social enterprises to work together to achieve both business and social impact goals.
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has released its 2021 Global Innovation Index, with Switzerland topping the rankings with a score of 65.5 out of 100.