share Financial Inclusion Poor and unbanked in India? The government has 12 digits for you India is the first nation aiming to achieve greater financial inclusion for its citizens by issuing biometrically verified personal ID numbers. Read more »
share Social Enterprise Avon in Uganda? How microfranchises create small, low-risk jobs A door-to-door sales company in Uganda is giving a shot at entrepreneurship to would-be entrepreneurs who don’t want to risk everything. Read more »
share Youth Skills Microsoft’s game plan: Help today’s youth prepare for tomorrow’s jobs Event recap: An evolving job market and outdated education system has left millions of youth around the world without the skills or opportunities to get a decent job after graduation. Microsoft wants to change that. Read more »
share Social Enterprise Geeks to the rescue: How to save the world in 54 hours A new tech event in Portland is promising to turn local entrepreneurs into global problem-solvers. Read more »
share Sustainable Energy Interview: Bringing light and stoves to rural East Timor Lack of energy access does more then keep households in the dark: it also limits economic development and exacerbates health problems. An interview with Will Barron about innovative ways to make solar electricity and efficient cookstoves available in the marketplace in Timor-Leste. Read more »
share Youth Skills Gaza Sky Geeks: Supporting tech entrepreneurs in the Gaza Strip In the isolated Gaza Strip, economic instability is a constant. But Gaza Sky Geeks Laboratory is helping the region capitalize on one of its biggest assets: its technical graduates. We interview its co-founder, Reem Omran. Read more »