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Sankalp Forum – world’s largest aggregation of social enterprises back in Mumbai

‘Sankalp Forum’ one of the world’s largest aggregation of social enterprises beings in Mumbai, april 16’th. The Sankalp Forum brings together impact based social enterprises that are geared towards building solutions for an under-served population. These are enterprises that work across India to create impact – in the areas of healthcare, education,clean energy (renewable), technology […]
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Sankalp Awards 2013 Finalists Featured on CNBC Young Turks

Young Turks, over the past eight years, showcased entrepreneurs attempting to address real problems in education, healthcare, skills development and access to finance through innovative models. The show partnered with the World Economic Forum and the Schwab Foundation to recognize social change agents via the India Social Entrepreneur Awards for the last eight years. This […]
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Weekly Roundup 3/6/13: Getting ready for Sankalp 2013

Although there are no official rankings, it sure appeared like last year’s Sankalp Forum was the largest social enteprise conference in India. But by linking up with Villgro, which runs the UnConvention – also focused on harnessing entrepreneurship to assist the poor – it’s now indisputable that Sankalp is THE largest conference of its kind […]
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Sankalp forum tweetchat: How do we measure impact?

It is well understood that Social Enterprises work at some of the most pressing problems we have as a society and country. They have a clear aim to maximize impact and social sustainability while being sustainable themselves. If the need to bring about positive impact among underprivileged populations is at the core of a social […]
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Sankalp enterprise Awaaz De featured in The Alternative

In a remote village of Gujarat, when Babubhai, 17, invented a contraption to ward off pests using local material; he wanted to share the invention with other farmers in all the villages of India so that they could benefit too. Awaaz De, which literally means “give voice,” caters to people like Babubhai who want to […]
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