A call to action for working towards the Sustainable Development Goals through inclusive business - October 20, 9-17
IBCA
The Inclusive Business Co-creation Accelerator (IBCA), a collaboration between Inclusive Business Sweden and SP Technical Research Institute, is a Vinnova-funded project beginning in January 2015. The programme, which runs for 3 years, sets a clear path for co-creating and scaling inclusive business models with the BoP. A more detailed overview of the programme can be
InTaCt
Project InTaCt (Inclusive Textiles and Clothing) aims to map the opportunities for developing inclusive business models across supply chains in Southeast Asia, seeking new and innovative investment openings for Swedish and international companies in the textiles and clothing sector. Two focus countries are included in the study: Bangladesh and Myanmar, both home to a vibrant industry
Go Africa
Go Africa is an internationalisation initiative aiming to provide Swedish SMEs with the competence, network, tools and support needed to successfully break into and do business in sub-Saharan Africa. The program will run during 2016-2017 and is open to Swedish SMEs from all sectors. The primary target countries are Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Nigeria. You
HIGHLIGHTS
The Innovations Against Poverty – Phase II programme about to begin, with Inclusive Business Sweden part of the consortium
Inclusive Business Sweden will join forces with SNV and BoPInc to implement Innovations Against Poverty – Phase II (IAP2), a project aiming to stimulate the private sector to focus efforts, innovation and resources on developing services, products and systems that contribute to poverty alleviation. The Sida-funded programme allocates a €7.4 million-fund over a four-year period, with the
Collaborate, matchmake, learn and support at the Inclusive Business Forum 2016
This year, the Inclusive Business Forum will focus exclusively on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how we can reach them through inclusive business. Two high-level key note speakers, Arancha González and Isabella Lövin, will join us and an estimated 200 participants from business, academia and civil society to discuss and plan how we can