Social entrepreneurship

Impactpreneurship

A practical programme for those building or dreaming of a business with social impact: from an idea to a sustainable model and funding.

Course programme

The overview is open to everyone. Taking the modules, tests and points come after free registration.

What social entrepreneurship is

Understand how to earn and create social value at the same time, and whether this model genuinely fits you.

Business model design through design thinking

Turn a raw idea into a viable business model, grounded in real people’s needs and fast hypothesis testing.

Market and product analysis

Confirm there is real demand before investing by studying your customer, your competitors, and where your offer fits.

Business processes: from chaos to a system

Free up your own time by turning daily work into clear processes that run without manual control at each step.

Finance and accounting basics for owners

Learn to read your own numbers: bookkeeping, cash flow, and confident decisions without any financial jargon.

A sustainable financial management system

Build financial planning and control that keep the business resilient even through unstable, uncertain periods.

PR and networking for a social business

Tell your impact story so it attracts customers, and build a network of genuinely useful contacts.

Attracting partners and volunteers

Gather like-minded people around a shared goal, and learn to delegate and keep them committed long term.

Quality management

Hold steady quality in your product or service and build the habit of improving it so customers return.

Pitching to an investor

Prepare a convincing investment proposal and deliver it so that you secure funding for growth.

Practitioners in fundraising, social entrepreneurship and NGO development who lead the training on the platform.

Meet the team

Templates, guides, videos and a glossary, open and free, across all areas.

Open the library

A catalogue of organisations and projects to find partners for joint initiatives.

Find a partner