Social Entrepreneurship & SDGs
Requirements
- No prerequired knowledge
Description
We believe profits and sustainability aren't mutually exclusive.
This course will help you understand how to solve an issue in your local society using sustainability goals as drivers for business.
Throughout the course, we will help you understand the history of social entrepreneurship and how it came to be. After understanding the evolution, we connect sustainability goals to the discipline to show that starting a business can be for a good purpose and good for the environment.
In each section, we will connect the two chosen SDGs to help understand the impact you can how and the measures you can use to see if your impact has been reached.
We'll help you understand the connection between entrepreneurship and sustainability and how to think like an entrepreneur. Giving you all the knowledge you will need to identify your own problem and brainstorm solutions to solve them. Teaching you everything you need, from seeing a local issue to tethering funding from investors. We'll also be guiding you through challenges and opportunities that may arise towards solving global issues.
We are looking forward to seeing what issue you will solve, and how you will solve it.
join us on the journey towards a sustainable world
Who this course is for:
- Environmental conscious business people
Instructor
- 3.5 Instructor Rating
- 3 Reviews
- 412 Students
- 1 Course
As an enthusiastic ENFP strolling along the journey we call life. I am always looking to learn, grow and challenge myself.
My passion for people and business is well seen through my studies BCs in Organisational psychology and MSc in Management consultancy.
I've always been pulled in multiple directions between capitalism and socialism, people and profit, growth and environment. As the optimistic person I am, I think there is a way to get it all.
Now I have taken on new ways to challenge myself with environmental issues and how businesses can align themselves to be sustainable.
How can businesses focus on money and people?
How can they focus on growing by using less?
How can we align profits with sustainability?