Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development

In view of the challenges developing countries are facing, big companies are setting up new models that seek to benefit both themselves and local populations. Often conducted in partnership with NGOs, these projects involve training young people and providing support for SMEs, and enable big compani...

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Main Author: David Ménascé
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institut Veolia Environnement 2016-04-01
Series:Field Actions Science Reports
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/factsreports/4097
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spelling doaj-7acca69a74fa4f5fb9c97476fec684172020-11-24T21:47:16ZengInstitut Veolia EnvironnementField Actions Science Reports1867-139X1867-85212016-04-01Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local developmentDavid MénascéIn view of the challenges developing countries are facing, big companies are setting up new models that seek to benefit both themselves and local populations. Often conducted in partnership with NGOs, these projects involve training young people and providing support for SMEs, and enable big companies to undertake actions that have a lasting impact on a country’s development. In this interview, Xavier Boutin highlights the means to implement successful programs adapted to the local context by talking about the different projects carried out by the IECD in partnership with major companies. He also reveals the elements necessary for the success and sustainability of projects to train young people and support the local entrepreneurial fabric.http://journals.openedition.org/factsreports/4097Local contentNGO / business partnershipsSupport for local enterprisesTraining
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Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development
Field Actions Science Reports
Local content
NGO / business partnerships
Support for local enterprises
Training
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title Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development
title_short Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development
title_full Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development
title_fullStr Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development
title_full_unstemmed Supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development
title_sort supporting the entrepreneurial fabric: leveraging big companies’ social acceptability and sustainable impact on local development
publisher Institut Veolia Environnement
series Field Actions Science Reports
issn 1867-139X
1867-8521
publishDate 2016-04-01
description In view of the challenges developing countries are facing, big companies are setting up new models that seek to benefit both themselves and local populations. Often conducted in partnership with NGOs, these projects involve training young people and providing support for SMEs, and enable big companies to undertake actions that have a lasting impact on a country’s development. In this interview, Xavier Boutin highlights the means to implement successful programs adapted to the local context by talking about the different projects carried out by the IECD in partnership with major companies. He also reveals the elements necessary for the success and sustainability of projects to train young people and support the local entrepreneurial fabric.
topic Local content
NGO / business partnerships
Support for local enterprises
Training
url http://journals.openedition.org/factsreports/4097
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