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Poverty tourism: homeless guides show Prague's less salubrious sideSocial enterprise Pragulic employs homeless people in the Czech capital to raise awareness of the hardship of life on the streets -
The Syrian who's aiming to get refugees jobs in Berlin's booming tech sceneMigrantHire was co-founded by Syrian refugee and developer Hussein Shaker, who struggled to find work in IT when he arrived in Germany
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Fairphone: one smartphone company's search for conflict-free goldA Dutch social enterprise has created the first Fairtrade gold supply chain for consumer electronics – will other mobile phone companies follow suit? -
Aid has failed to end Kosovo's crippling unemployment. Is there a solution?Eighteen years after the war, life is tough for many Kosovans – but can social enterprise help where international NGOs have failed?
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The developing world faces a silent killer. Could a $1 solar light help?A Philippine social enterprise is bringing cheap solar lighting to more than 20 countries helping improve safety, reduce air pollution and cut energy costs
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Simple ideas, big impact – in picturesSocial enterprises are using simple products to meet their communities’ needs – and generating global social impact
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Beyond organic: promoting Indonesia’s indigenous farming culturesA traditional approach to agriculture has helped Indonesian farming communities grow diverse crops and compete in global markets
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What is the role of social enterprise in international development? – live chatJoin a panel of experts online on Wednesday 24 June, 1-2pm BST, to discuss how social enterprise and traditional development can work together
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The shipping containers tackling South Africa's chronic childcare shortagesA social enterprise operating out of repurposed shipping containers is helping to tackle Cape Town’s lack of childcare facilities
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These five tech companies are trying to solve Silicon Valley's diversity problemSilicon Valley has a major diversity problem. Google, Netflix and Buffer are among the companies who say they’re trying to do better
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