Catalyst 2030's
Catalysing Change Week 2024
Building the Social Innovation Sector
6 - 10 May 2024
We will discuss how established companies / large corporations can collaborate with social enterprises to catalyze social change. Companies bring various assets that combined with the innovation of global entrepreneurs and their niche market knowledge can bring new...
The complexity of the SDGs requires the prioritization of systems and project collaboration over silos. Government, business, social profits, and citizens working together are especially important at the community level to ensure global issues are localized. A...
Systemic change is multidimensional in itself but with an addition of an aspect of access and remoteness, the lens completely shifts. This session will share with you stories from Adhyayan's work towards systemic school improvement in the two northeastern states of...
Women and child health issues among tribal communities (Baiga and Gond Community). Causes of malnutrition among these community. Present health and nutrition services and gap. What is CBMM (Community -based management of malnutrition) Challenges and sccess of initiative
The aim of the session is to recognize the serious and often unknown consequences of hunger, and to develop concrete actionable plans to formalize a roadmap to fighting hunger. Hunger is not just about ‘feeling hungry’. It is also about lowered immunity and recurrent...
Bring in stakeholders in government and senior corporates in India who work with crafts and villages to stimulate economic growth. Dialogue could involve participation of Reliance Retail, Fabindia, government advisors, master craftsmen from India, Indonesia, Italy and...
What kind of narrative shifts would we like to work towards? 1. From a perceived lack of trust to a sector which represents transparency, trustworthiness, effectiveness, innovation and meaningful change, irrespective of ideological differences. 2. From a sector which...
An interactive live demonstration of The Privilege Framework - a universally applicable open source community-driven assessment tool. Social entrepreneurs are aware that people have privilege when they are able to live with dignity. Inequity is measured by the numbers...
1. Present the purpose of the survey and the emerging trends from the pilot. 2. Share collaborative experiences. 3. Identify willing collaborators. 4. Create an IBG for the report.
Gain new insights on the means and methods for unlocking the economic value of effective social innovation and leveraging that value to reduce the dependency on grants and donations and produce a more sustainable social benefit organisation.