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The following programs are about how to help and solve problems that are considered uneconomic in our world and "bigger than us" by harnessing several interest groups and analyzing the connections between them.
How can you change the world? (lecture)
How can you change the world? (lecture)
Target audience and background:Open to everyone with no prior knowledge in the field.
Duration:45-75 minutes.
Description:We will get to know what a social initiative is, how it is measured and what it serves, and we will review the differences and challenges compared to profit-driven entrepreneurship.We will see how circular economy-driven solutions can be produced and analyze a case study for illustration.
Content:Familiarity and inspirationDirect and indirect problem solving, who and what can be in the solution?Principles of influential and durable solutions (income, stakeholders, short-term and long-term impact)Problems around us and with us? (17 SDGs)Mapping stakeholders and analyzing the interests and relationships between themExamples from the workshop you went through? Second-hand marketTest case - joint analysis and illustration - "plastic"The cracking at Give & Tech
Duration:45-75 minutes.
Description:We will get to know what a social initiative is, how it is measured and what it serves, and we will review the differences and challenges compared to profit-driven entrepreneurship.We will see how circular economy-driven solutions can be produced and analyze a case study for illustration.
Content:Familiarity and inspirationDirect and indirect problem solving, who and what can be in the solution?Principles of influential and durable solutions (income, stakeholders, short-term and long-term impact)Problems around us and with us? (17 SDGs)Mapping stakeholders and analyzing the interests and relationships between themExamples from the workshop you went through? Second-hand marketTest case - joint analysis and illustration - "plastic"The cracking at Give & Tech
Methodology and process research (workshop)
Methodology and process research (workshop)
Target audience and background: Open to everyone with no prior knowledge in the field.
Duration:4-6 hours.
Description: We will get to know what a social initiative and a circular economy are, and how it is measured. and what it serves, we will review the differences and challenges compared to profit-driven entrepreneurship.We will examine social problems, work on test cases while mapping relevant stakeholders, and characterize the various solutions according to their impact and feasibility indicators.
Content:FamiliarityDirect and indirect problem solving, who and what can be in the solution?Principles of influential and durable solutions (income, stakeholders, short-term and long-term impact).Problems around us and with us? (17 SDGs) and Circular Economy PrinciplesMapping stakeholders and analyzing the interests and relationships between them.Research key players, opportunities, and interestsWorking in groups on test casesAnalysis of social problems and potential stakeholdersReviewing possible solutions and measuring their value and challengesCharacterization of the prototype and the MVP
Duration:4-6 hours.
Description: We will get to know what a social initiative and a circular economy are, and how it is measured. and what it serves, we will review the differences and challenges compared to profit-driven entrepreneurship.We will examine social problems, work on test cases while mapping relevant stakeholders, and characterize the various solutions according to their impact and feasibility indicators.
Content:FamiliarityDirect and indirect problem solving, who and what can be in the solution?Principles of influential and durable solutions (income, stakeholders, short-term and long-term impact).Problems around us and with us? (17 SDGs) and Circular Economy PrinciplesMapping stakeholders and analyzing the interests and relationships between them.Research key players, opportunities, and interestsWorking in groups on test casesAnalysis of social problems and potential stakeholdersReviewing possible solutions and measuring their value and challengesCharacterization of the prototype and the MVP
Building a social project - together (hands-on course)
Building a social project - together (hands-on course)
Target audience and background:Open to everyone with no prior knowledge in the field.
Duration: about 6-8 sessions X 2.5 hours a session (recommended once a week).
Description:We will get to know what a social initiative and a circular economy are, how it is measured and what it serves, we will review the differences and challenges compared to profit-driven entrepreneurship.We will examine social problems, work on test cases while mapping relevant stakeholders, and characterize the various solutions according to their impact and feasibility indicators.We will start together with the projects they choose and create change in the company.
Content:Familiarity with social entrepreneurship - characteristics, indicators, and examples, "lean" approachGoals and Social Indices (17 SDGs) and Circular EconomyEstablishment of a project - initial planning and strategySocial media - relevant tools and platforms for raising awareness and engaging the audienceAnalysis of the problem and the "actors"Characterization of the solution, profitable vs contributory, short-term vs long-term effectHarnessing partners along the wayPrototype and MVP design"Volunteer" Management and CommunicationWorking in groups on local test casesEncouraging menstruationDevelopment of complexes and green roofsGrowing a neighborhood vegetableThe bridge for the elderlyAssistance to neighborhood animalsSocial recruitment campaign
Duration: about 6-8 sessions X 2.5 hours a session (recommended once a week).
Description:We will get to know what a social initiative and a circular economy are, how it is measured and what it serves, we will review the differences and challenges compared to profit-driven entrepreneurship.We will examine social problems, work on test cases while mapping relevant stakeholders, and characterize the various solutions according to their impact and feasibility indicators.We will start together with the projects they choose and create change in the company.
Content:Familiarity with social entrepreneurship - characteristics, indicators, and examples, "lean" approachGoals and Social Indices (17 SDGs) and Circular EconomyEstablishment of a project - initial planning and strategySocial media - relevant tools and platforms for raising awareness and engaging the audienceAnalysis of the problem and the "actors"Characterization of the solution, profitable vs contributory, short-term vs long-term effectHarnessing partners along the wayPrototype and MVP design"Volunteer" Management and CommunicationWorking in groups on local test casesEncouraging menstruationDevelopment of complexes and green roofsGrowing a neighborhood vegetableThe bridge for the elderlyAssistance to neighborhood animalsSocial recruitment campaign
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