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The Impact World this Week: 1 February 2024

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By Laura Joffre Verified, Lee Mannion
| Pioneers Post Verified
Our key news stories European impact entrepreneurs unite in call for EU policymakers to support economic ‘paradigm shift’ Social enterprises supported by SSE more likely to survive first two years than other small businesses, research shows Plus: other stories that caught our eye Global: 242 global leaders have signed a third open letter to Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina expressing their dismay over the “continuous judicial harassment and potential jailing” of Nobel Peace Prize...
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‘We need black leaders leading black funds’: Victor Adebowale condemns slow pace of change in UK social investment

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By Estelle Uba, Lee Mannion, Stephen Muers, Laura Joffre Verified
| Pioneers Post Verified
The UK social investment market has made a little progress since the release of his commission’s report in January 2022, but it’s “not enough”, said Lord Victor Adebowale, the chair of Social Enterprise UK. Speaking at a round table conference on access to social investment for black, racialised and diverse communities, hosted by social economy consultancy For Business Sake, the award-winning social entrepreneur said he had grown “impatient” waiting for reform.
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Opinion: Innovations for disaster resilience exist - now we must help them scale up

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By Aarti Mohan, Ellie Grant, Lee Mannion, Meenakshi Iyer
| Pioneers Post Verified
Crisis response and preparedness has come a long way – but to manage future disasters, we need to support a marketplace for tried-and-tested innovations – and to learn from experience in countries like India. Few calamities are as devastating as a natural disaster. The decades of repercussions and humanitarian crises inflicted by a tsunami, earthquake or flood echo a sense of helplessness globally as communities and nations rally to respond. India is no stranger to this feeling.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Apart from freelance, Content Editor for Pioneers Post magazine.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

Better headlines to stand out in a sea of choice; shorter attention spans.