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Tag: Alternative business models

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When native fish disappeared in thousands of lakes across Finland, local fishers used business to turn things around.

The “Degrowth” and “Post-Growth” movements imagine a world with new goals beyond profit. What does this mean for business?

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Companies have choices when they enter the circular economy. Learn which business models make economic and environmental sense.

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The circular economy takes a special form in low-income settings. It’s driven by individuals and emphasizes labour and resourcefulness over technological solutions. Its implementation has lessons for everyone.

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Indigenous insights show how to advance all forms of development, from the economic to the social. A project in Aotearoa/New Zealand shares lessons. 

Social procurement is when companies buy from suppliers that create a positive impact on society. Learn how it benefits companies, communities, and the environment.

Learn how to survive and thrive while managing a green start-up. Start-up founders and advisors provide counsel.

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“Mom’s Store Nepal” enables reuse of baby clothes. It’s a business model that supports families, the circular economy, and sustainability awareness.

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Cooperatives can be a sustainable business model. But managing them effectively requires a special approach.

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