With carefully curated, high-quality resources bespoke to your project, access to support and a network of like-minded social entrepreneurs from around the world, the programme has been informative and inspirational.
Amelia Jenkinson
Sexplain
The Social Innovation Warehouse is an online repository of youth-led scalable projects aligned to the SDGs. Learn more.
From projects that tackle educational challenges, to sustainable development and employment issues, the Social Innovation Warehouse can help you find a new way to work towards a positive impact:
Agritech is a social enterprise firm whose vision is to provide farmers with modern farming knowledge and techniques by leveraging technology to provide offline and online expert level knowledge and extension advice in their fields.
Malawi
SDG-1 SDG-2
Bambuhay is a multi-awarded circular economy social enterprise focusing on eco-friendly innovations to heal the planet from plastic pollution and deforestation and simultaneously empower marginalized communities. We partner with former slash and burn farmers, women, people with disabilities, unemployed youth, and Indigenous communities to provide innovative, natural lifestyle products. Alongside empowering marginalized groups to participate in sustainable enterprise.
Philippines
SDG-1 SDG-8 SDG-10 SDG-11 SDG-12 SDG-13 SDG-14 SDG-15 SDG-17
Abled is a platform that helps reduce the unemployment rate of differently-abled people in Australia, which is 2x that of the national average. The startup aims to build an online platform to connect disabled mentees to successful disabled mentors.
Australia
SDG-1 SDG-8 SDG-10
Ecofun Indonesia is a social enterprise that engages in science communication and environmental education through game-based learning.
Indonesia
Raise your hand if you were made to feel invisible and your contributions were disregarded at an important meeting. Zimbabwe’s youth are made to feel this way every day. The youth constitute 67% of the country’s population. Despite their skills and dynamism, the youth have limited access to social and economic participation, thus, leaving them with informal and unregulated work. This marginalization perpetuates poverty within households and kills the youth’s dreams.
Zimbabwe
SDG-1 SDG-10 SDG-5 SDG-6 SDG-8 SDG-9
GOViral is building a hepatitis free Philippines by developing healthcare solutions that break the cycle of hepatitis B transmission. Hepatitis B is a fully preventable and manageable disease, yet it still affects 257 million people worldwide. In the Philippines, this is due to lack of access to vaccination, testing, and treatment. Additionally, hepatitis B virus (HBV) carriers face economic discrimination and social stigmatization.
Philippines
SDG-3 SDG-9
The Social Innovation Warehouse has been created to bridge the gap between youth innovative solutions and stakeholders (governments, OOII, NGOs and other individuals) that can replicate them in other parts of the world, while providing resources for young social innovators to increase their impact and boost their capacity as changemakers.
The SIW was born during the 2018 Youth 20 summit, hosted by Eidos.
The Capacity Building Program is a 5-week, online, learn-by-doing training for young innovators to explore the multiple dimensions to be considered when delivering social innovation projects with a strong focus on impact.
Learn more
We have offices in:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bristol, United Kingdom
Email: siw@eidosglobal.org
Website: eidosglobal.org
With carefully curated, high-quality resources bespoke to your project, access to support and a network of like-minded social entrepreneurs from around the world, the programme has been informative and inspirational.
Amelia Jenkinson
SexplainThe Capacity Building Programme and resources have been so useful because our project is still an early stage enterprise. As such, the CBP gives me a roadmap for our development, with the relevant resources all put together. This programme is hugely valuable to us.
Jiska Van Der Reest
GOViralThe Social Innovation Warehouse really motivated me and helped me to believe in the positive impacts of my initiative. Now we can see more clearly our vision and goals and also the way to achieve them.
Jos Phan Van Quyen
EthnicityThis platform has provided me with a lot of resources and networks that are vital for an organisation to grow rapidly. All the content provided is well researched and related to the expectation of a social entrepreneur.
Syukri Jamil
Generasi BekarihYou guys gave me so much clarity, structure and energy! :)
Veronica Almedom
PEP Platform