Titlebook: Scaling up Business Solutions to Social Problems; A Practical Guide fo Olivier Kayser,Valeria Budinich Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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Why focus on market-based social innovations?eemed “fatal,”. and “philanthrocapitalists” were welcomed as the new saviors.. One major financial crisis later, government intervention is back with a vengeance and capitalism has turned from a superhero into a villain to be rehabilitated with a healthy dose of regulation.

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Social entrepreneurs – size or influence?sibilities of their solutions. They have immense creativity, leadership and determination. Yet so many fail to achieve the scale of impact they were envisioning that helping to “scale up” innovations has become a new buzzword in the philanthropic community.

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Bridging the business– citizen sector divide through hybrid value chains“not for profit” sectors differ in their aims: maximizing profit or maximizing impact. However, what should be a fine borderline has become a wide “no man’s land” often plagued by mistrust and misunderstanding.

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ns to eradicate social injustice. Yet many fail to succeed. Based on original research, the authors uncover why impressive solutions fail to scale up, featuring global case studies and practical solutions.978-1-349-49984-7978-1-137-46654-9

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LightingNearly 20 percent of the world’s population, 1.3 billion people, live without electricity, most of them in rural sub-Saharan Africa, India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.. In addition, one billion more suffer from very poor service from the local electric utility, with frequent electricity cuts that plague cities in the developing world.

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When markets failThe reader will undoubtedly have noted the conspicuous absence from the preceding chapters of some of the issues included in the Millennium Development Goals: hunger, universal education, child health, maternal health or gender equity.

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