BURN, how to protect health and the environment in the kitchen
By empowering communities with cleaner and healthier cooking solutions, BURN contribute to environmental conservation and social development in Kenya.
Economic Models
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ImixEconomic Models
Imix, facilitating financial services in Latin America
Imix provides innovative FinTech solutions, facilitating inclusive financial services. Operating in Colombia, Ecuador, Guatemala and Perú, their technology-driven approach bridges the gap in underserved communities, enabling easy access to financial tools. With a focus on digital transformation and a clear purpose, we empower individuals and institutions to thrive in the evolving financial landscape.
Economic ModelsWorking together
Disability and handicrafts: the Palestinian Red Crescent’s solidarity shop
The PRCS Store Initiative's in Hebron represents a pioneering step towards achieving sustainable development and empowering individuals with disabilities and the youth in the community. This initiative embodies a clear humanitarian vision, supported by the Danish Red Cross. The store's primary aim is to raise awareness about products made by people with disabilities in the Hebron region, and in Palestine as a whole, by providing a platform to showcase and sell these exceptional products.
Leaps and GroundsEconomic ModelsWorking together
Leaps & Grounds, supporting women refugees one coffee at a time
Leaps and Grounds is a coffee social enterprise that aims to break the barriers to integration for women refugees in the UK. It provides speciality barista training, paid work experience and 1-2-1 employability mentorship to support women refugees into long term employment.
DenmarkEconomic ModelsImpact partnersTech as a tool
Hiveonline, the start-up that facilitates access to microcredit for African farmers
The start-up Hiveonline links unbanked and remote communities of African smallholder farmers to financial services and trade opportunities to improve their livelihoods and financial stability. We partner with off-takers and banks to build an economic ecosystem for fair trade and access to formal credit for these communities.
Danish Red CrossEconomic Models
Shopping with Purpose: Danish Red Cross 255 Thrift Shops
The Danish Red Cross has around 255 thrift shops run by 10,000 volunteers, generating a substantial economy for its activities. The products range from clothing to furniture, accessories for your interior design, not to mention all the odd donations that make their way through the Danish Red Cross Shop to a customer.
