Social Entrepreneurship
The primary goal of social entrepreneurship is to solve social challenges. Here are a few examples of the areas in which you can become active:
Social Entrepreneurship
The primary goal of social entrepreneurship is to solve social challenges. Here are a few examples of the areas in which you can become active:
Provide social project management by applying project management principles and techniques to social projects. Here are some examples:
- Project management in social work: project work is increasingly used in social work.
- Social goals in companies: Companies set social goals to ensure proper interaction with employees, customers and business partners.
- Funding examples: Organizations such as Aktion Mensch offer a variety of funding programs for social projects.
- School projects: Schools often carry out social projects.
Found a company that specializes in the installation, maintenance, management and/or distribution of renewable energy.
Areas of application are:
Areas of application are:
- Solar energy: Install and maintain e.g. solar panels for customers.
- Wind energy: Offer e.g. the maintenance of wind turbines.
- Hydropower: Offer the installation of small systems.
- Biomass and geothermal energy: Maintain biomass plants, for example.
- Electromobility: Set up a mobility company and provide the infrastructure (online or offline) for green mobility, for example.
- Energy supply for smart homes: Offer IT services for the management of smart home solutions.
Social innovations are new approaches to solving social needs or social challenges. Here are some historically significant social innovations:
- Social insurance: Provides existential livelihood security that was previously unimaginable.
- Cooperatives: Enables the shared use of e.g. machines or equipment that would be too expensive for individuals, thereby increasing productivity.
- Sharing economy: Examples of the sharing economy include car sharing, food sharing and co-working spaces.
- Multi-generational houses, microcredits, car sharing, clothes swaps: examples of social innovations that take account of the changing needs of society.
Start a business that imports and sells fair trade products, possibly via an online store.
Support producers in developing countries, raise awareness of fair trade practices and offer consumers ethical alternatives.
Here are a few examples:
Support producers in developing countries, raise awareness of fair trade practices and offer consumers ethical alternatives.
Here are a few examples:
- Coffee: Coffee remains the frontrunner in fair trade.
- Fair tropical fruits and bananas: These products are the champions in terms of sales.
- Fair chocolate: Sales of fair chocolate have increased significantly.
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