Posted inIssue 5 Many sectors, many branches Posted by Aunnie Patton and Justine Joseph 08/25/2023 Innovative finance is not limited to a specific society, sector or need. Players from various…
Posted inIssue 5 We asked the industry: How do you see innovative finance changing investment or philanthropy in South Africa? Posted by Justine Joseph and François Bonnici 08/21/2023 The Academic – Dr Stephanie Giampocaro, Research Director and senior lecturer, UCT Graduate School of Business…
Posted inIssue 2 Thoughts on tech with a purpose Posted by Gus Silber 07/16/2023 To some people technology is not as interesting as its ability to empower, uplift and…
Posted inIssue 3 Education Innovation #3: IkamvaYouth Posted by Elena Mancebo Masa 06/06/2023 IkamvaYouth is a support, tutoring and mentorship initiative that works to equip learners from townships and other disadvantaged…
Posted inIssue 2 The story of social impact bonds Posted by Elena Mancebo Masa 05/21/2023 In 2012, Jim Clifford knew that the Consortium of Voluntary Adoption Agencies (CVAA) in the…
Posted inIssue 5 How mobile is Africa, really? Posted by Elena Mancebo Masa 04/22/2023 Africa’s mobile revolution is a trending topic on the continent’s ever-swelling wave of cellphone use…
Posted inIssue 5 Innovative Finance in South Africa Posted by Elena Mancebo Masa 04/11/2023 There is great potential for innovative financing in South Africa. As the country has moved…
Posted inIssue 5 Solving local problems with local solutions (#1) Posted by Elena Mancebo Masa 11/22/2022 Drones. Grain silos. Biogas. These Kenyan innovations are having great impact both on the ground…
Posted inIssue 5 Impact measurement: How to do it properly? Posted by Elena Mancebo Masa 10/25/2019 1. Include M&E as part of the project planMonitoring and Evaluation (M&E) doesn’t have to…
Posted inIssue 5 How to give your impact measurement a makeover (#2) Posted by Elena Mancebo Masa 03/25/2019 If you’re paralysed by the belief that your work is “unmeasurable” or by the fear…