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Have a social enterprise that is worth scaling-up to improve the lives of people living...
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Is Inclusive Growth Possible in Egypt?
The Development Marketplace and Skoll are partnering to host a dialogue on Egypt's future...
Man getting water from a canal in Egypt.
If It’s Not Social, It’s Bad Business
This is another entry in a series of articles we are posting to describe the current...
Spices for sale at a market in Morocco.
Creating Inclusive Growth in MENA
Before the Arab Spring, numerous Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries appeared...
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Giving Rural School Children Textbooks
Thousands of schoolchildren in the northwest region of Cameroon are benefiting from a co-...
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Blog

Overview of the India DM 2013 FinalistsSubmitted byParvathi Menon

The 2013 India DM is focused on identifying social enterprise...Read More »

Deadline extended! The Tech Awards is now accepting applications for 2013.Submitted byDougg Jimenez

Please note that deadline to submit your applications for the Tech...Read More »

Opportunities for Innovation at the BoP within India’s Healthcare Industry Submitted byPerzen Patel

Healthcare has become one of India’s largest sectors – both in terms...Read More »

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Have a social enterprise that is worth scaling-up to improve the lives of people living in rural areas of Upper Egypt? Apply here for financial support.

 

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Announcements

Aug 28, 2012
Kudos to GOONJ

NASA, USAID and US State Department have just recognized Development Marketplace Winner GOONJ as a ‘Game Changing Innovation’ after a...

Dec 06, 2011
What Is A Social Entrepreneur?

Social entrepreneurs are individuals with innovative solutions to society’s most pressing social problems. They leverage deep connections...

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Multimedia

Have you seen the Development Marketplace YouTube channel lately? Find out about the Development Marketplace project that created a value chain from Mongolian herders to the markets and factories where their raw wool is turned into cashmere. Vegetables harvested by farmers in India were being thrown out before a Development Marketplace project proposed in 2008 began distributing Mini Cold Storage systems to farmer markets and, in the process, creating jobs for rural unemployed youth. It is "food for thought" for any social entrepreneur.

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