Every culture is unique, and at Impact Hub this diversity is dear to our hearts. This is why our Impact Hubs continue to work together within their regions to create levers for joint business creation.
Piecing these projects together — be it through studies, Mash-Ups, Global Gatherings or partnerships — we gain holistic insights into the world of social entrepreneurship, and share them with our growing community. For instance:
As of 2017, Impact Hubs in Africa have supported more than 1,100 local entrepreneurs.
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Out of all regions, social entrepreneurship receives the most media coverage in Asia Pacific.
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Accelerate2030, a global program co-created by Impact Hub Geneva and the United Nations, helps to scale new sustainable ventures and has through our network reached over 1 million people in 19 countries.
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Corporate partners in Latin America show the strongest support to social entrepreneurs.
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Public funding agencies in North America are most likely to support social entrepreneurship.
If funders want to improve DEI in their organizations, they need to re-define risk, emphasize trust, and reflect the communities they serve.
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