What are three big things in social entrepreneurship in 2009?
Filed in archive General , Information about on January 7, 2009
As we are in the beginning of the year 2009, I wanted to ask you a futuristics! question: What are the top trends in the year 2009 in area of social entrepreneurship?
I personally think there are 3 movements which have already started and will continue in 2009 as well:
The first one is creating start-ups around environmental friendly concepts. The global economy is now caring more about such things and therefore investments won't be stopped.
The second one would be producing cheap high-tech products for the developing countries: We have already seen mobile phones and laptop examples and I believe more products are coming...
And the third one is innovations in microfinance: As economic downturn has put a lot of people under increasing pressure, social entrepreneurs will find this a good opportunity area to jump in and crate value for the needy people.
What do you think?
Tags: social entrepreneurship big things 2009 trends development cause+effect
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Response from:
webmaster
(01/22/09 5:10am)
the technology is not easy our life at 2009 it will bring new confusions and torubles what a pity.
Response from:
Bryan - After5PC.net
(01/26/09 10:37am)
I also think that eco-friendly products will become more prevalent this year.
Response from:
fenerbahce
(06/27/09 5:24pm)
goodd tenks
Response from:
fenerbahce
(06/27/09 5:26pm)
goodd tenks...
Response from:
neon tabela
(10/02/09 10:00am)
*but to better understand and interesting topics and information about the necessary details thanks.
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