As governments face increasingly complex challenges – from economic inequality to climate change – the role of social enterprises in governance has never been more relevant. Social enterprises, which prioritise social or environmental impact alongside profit, offer an innovative and people-focused approach to addressing societal issues that public services alone cannot always meet effectively. Modern…
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Consumers have become a powerful force in reshaping the way businesses operate. No longer satisfied with companies focusing solely on profits, today’s consumers expect brands to take an active role in addressing social and environmental issues. This shift is driving businesses to reimagine their role in society, moving from traditional profit-centric models to purpose-driven enterprises…
Government investment in the regeneration of deprived communities is a critical opportunity not only to improve physical infrastructure but also to address deep-rooted social and economic inequalities. While funding often focuses on construction, transport and digital connectivity, there is growing recognition that lasting change depends on empowering local people and this is where social entrepreneurs…
Measuring impact before committing funds is essential for social enterprises that want to maximise their resources, ensure sustainability, and maintain accountability. The goal is to create lasting change while ensuring that resources are used wisely. One of the most effective ways to guarantee this is by measuring the impact of a project before committing funds.…
Social enterprises operate at the intersection of business and social impact, striving to create meaningful change while maintaining financial sustainability. To achieve this balance, they require access to diverse funding sources, particularly a mix of public and private capital. Both forms of funding offer unique benefits, and when combined, they can provide the necessary support…
The UK government has taken a significant step toward advancing social impact investing with the creation of the Social Impact Investment Advisory Group. This group, formed by the Treasury and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, will play an important role in shaping how the UK blends philanthropic and impact capital to achieve its…
Social enterprises are redefining the way traditional industries operate, bringing about a wave of positive change that prioritises both social impact and financial sustainability. Unlike conventional businesses, which focus primarily on profit maximisation, social enterprises aim to address pressing social or environmental issues while generating revenue. This unique blend of purpose and profit is making…
Social enterprises hold the key to addressing pressing global challenges, from economic inequality to environmental degradation. By combining business principles with a mission for social good, these entities drive sustainable impact across communities. However, a significant hurdle they face is the lack of robust government support – a policy gap that limits their potential to…
The social enterprise sector operates at the intersection of business and social good, making it particularly sensitive to legislative changes. Recent updates in policy across various regions signal significant implications for the sector. Here’s a closer look at these developments and what they mean for social enterprises. In February 2025, the UK will implement new…
The circular economy offers a sustainable alternative to the traditional linear “take-make-dispose” model, emphasising resource efficiency, waste reduction, and regeneration. Transitioning your business to a circular economy model not only helps the environment but can also unlock long-term cost savings and enhance your brand reputation. Here’s how to get started: Start by familiarising yourself with…