Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

SMEs Against Global Poverty

Creating Business Value through Improved WASH

Creating Business Value through Improved WASH
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Brexit – What Does It Mean for Fairtrade?

Brexit – What Does It Mean for Fairtrade?
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Banking on Social Innovation

Banking on Social Innovation – An Interview with Caroline Anstey, Global Head of UBS and Society
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Virtuous Circle: Increasing Productivity and Fighting Poverty

Virtuous Circle: Increasing Productivity and Fighting Poverty
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How the Mobile Phone is Enabling a New Social Enterprise Economy

How the Mobile Phone is Enabling a New Social Enterprise Economy
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Supporting SME Growth through Innovation and Partnership

Supporting SME Growth through Innovation and Partnership
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Access to Finance, Gender Bias and Climate Change Resilience for Smallholders

Access to Finance, Gender Bias and Climate Change Resilience for Smallholders
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Three Key Steps to Empowering Women in Global Value Chains

Three Key Steps to Empowering Women in Global Value Chains
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Transforming Cotton Supply Chains in Côte d’Ivoire

Transforming Cotton Supply Chains in Côte d’Ivoire
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Growing Together: Strengthening Micro-Enterprises in Value Chains

A report on how business can strengthen micro- enterprises in their value chains, including through a more holistic market systems approach. With SABMiller, CARE and the Corporate Responsibility Initiative, Harvard Kennedy School.
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Peter Roberts

Peter Roberts, Academic Director, Social Enterprise @ Goizueta at Emory University
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Barriers Facing Rural Producers in Post-conflict Colombia

Barriers Facing Rural Producers in Post-conflict Colombia
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Empowering Women Through Work

Empowering Women Through Work
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5 Reasons Social Enterprises are Applying a Gender Lens

5 Reasons Social Enterprises are Applying a Gender Lens
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NGOs Applying Lessons of Market Dynamics

NGOs Applying Lessons of Market Dynamics
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The Secret Sauce in Shared Value

The Secret Sauce in Shared Value
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Game-changing Ideas to Tackle Drivers of Cassava Loss

Game-changing Ideas to Tackle Drivers of Cassava Loss
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Beyond Dialogue: Corporation and Social Enterprise Partnerships

Beyond Dialogue: Corporation and Social Enterprise Partnerships
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How Small Farmers Can End Poverty and Hunger

How Small Farmers Can End Poverty and Hunger
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Social Entrepreneurs Defining the Future of Healthcare

Social Entrepreneurs Defining the Future of Healthcare
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What do we mean by "Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises"?

Explore how empowering micro, small, and medium enterprises (SMEs) can drive economic development and reduce poverty by fostering innovation and job creation.

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