"Social Entrepreneurship – a bold new approach to tackling poverty?"
14 April 2014: 6.00PM – 8.30PM
VENUE: NedBank, Old Mutual Place, London, EC4V 4GG
Social Entrepreneurship is emerging as a new approach to end poverty that challenges the traditional charity model of donor-giving and places ownership on poor communities to have a real voice and become self-reliant. Ka Tutandike Uganda has recently evolved from a traditional charity model to becoming a social enterprise whilst continuing the work on Early Childhood Development work on the ground. This paradigm shift is leading to economic empowerment, reduction of donor dependency and a placing the onus on communities themselves to take charge of their futures.
The eminent panelists include: Stephen Brenninkmeijer (Willows Investment), Richard Dowden (Royal African Society), Susan Kisitu – CEO, (Ka Tutandike Uganda), Vinay Nagaraju (Riders for Health), Conall O’Caomiah (Value Added in Africa) and Hans H. Wahl (INSEAD’s Social Entrepreneurship Programme)
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