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Food Waste (part 3) – From (potential) waste to taste
From unwanted to wanted: The businesses making products from food destined for the bin…
Food Waste (part 2) – Dining out…
How do you avoid adding to the waste problem when it’s out of your hands? We took a look at some of the cafes and restaurants shaking things up in the hospitality industry to tackle food waste…
Food waste – From farm to table, rethinking the way we shop, cook and eat
It’s estimated that in 2015 UK households binned £13bn worth of food. At the same time, millions of people across the world don’t have enough to eat. Without a drastic change to the current system this will only get worse…
In the first of a three-part series, we look at some of the innovations and enterprises rethinking our food system to tackle food waste.
Fashion: It’s time for a revolution
It’s time for a fashion revolution. “Fast fashion” has become the norm, with prices kept low through the exploitation of workers. As well as the human cost of fashion, there is also a significant impact on the environment.
Top Tips – Crowdfunding
Thanks to crowdfunding, new products have been created and launched, albums written and recorded and community projects started.
But what exactly is crowdfunding and how can it support your work?
Our plastic problem – innovations and enterprise rethinking plastic
By 2050, there could be more plastic than fish in the ocean. But what can we do and what’s being done to stop this from happening?
Top Tips – Pro Bono & In-kind Support
As a non-profit and/or social enterprise, you may feel like you’re constantly chasing the next dollar, pound, euro (you get the idea) but what if you didn’t have to spend the money in the first place? And not only, did you not have to spend the money but you got more value by not spending it?
Sounds crazy, right? Read on to find out more…
ForSocialGood – Bangkok (Thailand)
Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, has something for everyone – delicious food, fascinating culture, markets that seem to sell everything you could ever wish for or need and shopping malls that are the size of towns. Chances are if you’re on a trip to South East Asia, your plane will stop here. If it does, it’s definitely worth a stopover. And while you’re at it, why not check out some of the growing number of social enterprises…
