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Pioneers Post
The Social Enterprise Magazine
About Pioneers Post
Pioneers Post is the social enterprise magazine, delivering the news and setting the agenda for the new wave of social entrepreneurs, responsible business leaders and impact investors across the globe. We provide the news, knowledge and insight to help you do good business, better – and we are committed to using storytelling to create positive social impact. We publish online content, from written features, videos and podcasts, to a weekly newsletter with a round-up of the most important updates in the impact economy. Pioneers Post is itself a social enterprise with a legal structure that safeguard our social aims, and relies on subscriptions and content partnerships for our sustainability.
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Presence & Recognition
Pioneers Post published a new podcast episode titled Cathy Benwell, founder of A Good Thing, discussing the circular economy model and social impact.
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Research & Knowledge
Pioneers Post published a statement by Social Enterprise Scotland CEO Chris Martin regarding the need for funds and bold new ideas in Scotland's social economy strategy.
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Research & Knowledge
Pioneers Post published a blog post by Brigit Helms examining the impact investment journey of social enterprise Jibu.
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Capital & Finance
Pioneers Post notes that the Scottish government will develop a new social economy strategy and invest an initial £200,000 in social impact partnerships, which may lead to a £10m social impact partnership fund.
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Capital & Finance
Pioneers Post reported that a first-of-its-kind joint effort between social investors, an NGO, and a local authority in the UK resulted in the creation of the Dream Big South Yorkshire Fund, a £500,000 pilot fund to support organisations tackling child poverty in the region.
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Research & Knowledge
Pioneers Post published research from the OECD's Centre on Philanthropy indicating that official development assistance sends nearly 11 times more money to low- and middle-income countries than private philanthropy.
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