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  • Public Release of the Philanthropy in Europe Study 🌟

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    On 24 March, the European Research Network on Philanthropy will release the full ERNOP study (open access): "Philanthropy in Europe. Mapping Research and Data on Donations by Households, Bequests, Corporations, Foundations and Charity Lotteries in Europe" Bringing together nearly 50 researchers across 20 European countries, this volume offers the most comprehensive comparative overview to date […]

  • 22nd Annual Social Entrepreneurship Conference 2026 in Lausanne

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    The 22nd Annual Social Entrepreneurship Conference will take place from 30 April to 2 May 2026 at IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland. Hosted by IMD in collaboration with EGADE Business School Tecnológico de Monterrey, this premier global forum brings together scholars, practitioners, students and social innovators to explore the latest research and practice in social entrepreneurship, impact, innovation and […]

  • GCSI Summit 2026

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    The Global Government Summit 2026 is set to take place from 19–21 May 2026 in the Maldives, bringing together global leaders, policymakers, public‑sector innovators and thinkers to tackle pressing societal challenges through social innovation and collaborative governance. Focused on enhancing public policies and strengthening government effectiveness worldwide, the Summit will feature expert discussions, case studies and solutions‑oriented […]

  • FINAL CONFERENCE: CRAFT Project

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    SIGN UP NOW: FINAL CONFERENCE Join CRAFT’s  final conference and gain access to practical resources designed to strengthen your social innovation initiatives. Participants will have the opportunity to contribute their perspectives and explore how CRAFT’s insights can be applied within their own contexts — whether at the early stages of development or in more advanced […]