Inclusión, emprendimiento y empleabilidad

Council Members Share Actions, Resources, and Ideas To Create a More
Inclusive Economy

Learn more about the Venture Fund, created by UNICEF.

The partnership is between IMPAQTO, Latimpacto, and the Amazon Investor Coalition,which has launched a multi-pronged initiative to unite philanthropy, investment, and corporate procurement to catalyze new economics for ecosystem regeneration, decarbonization, and conservation.

Learn more about Urban 95, one of the pillars of FEMSA Foundation's work focused on the adaptation and construction of early childhood friendly public spaces

Recommendations and opportunities for Impact Capital

By Liz Longley, Journalist, Inside Philanthropy

Newest report where we bring a brief overview of social investment in Brazil, connected to the findings of our regional study Social Investment and Impact, cases and trends in Latin America

This publication explains how field building intermediaries can support Corporates in their impact strategy journey.

In this report you will find our achievements during the year 2021.

This is the first of a series of articles that seeks to describe the practice of impact for investment. Written by Alan Wagenberg, Director of Knowledge Management at Latimpacto.

See our Study of success stories in venture philanthropy in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Investing for Impact Toolkit aims to assist newcomers and early-stage investors for impact by providing an insight into ‘what works’ in the European impact ecosystem. It outlines strategies and best practices for adopting the venture philanthropy approach.

This Technical Note aims to capture the lessons learnt from developing SIBs in Latin America, focusing on the five countries where the SIB Facility played a pioneering role.

EVPA presented the “Charter of investors for impact”, a document that sets out ten principles that define and drive investors for impact.

This publication explains in detail each of the phases of the intervention model and the different moments, activities and tools used by IC Fundación.

Investing for impact, where the primary goal is social impact, looks set to grow far more slowly than demand for such finance – unless we make some major changes. Chris West identifies five opportunities to tackle the mismatch.

By Chris West

The strategic alignment between business and corporate foundations, impact funds, and accelerators shows enormous potential for achieving social impact. But they can align in dierent ways, each
with its strengths and weaknesses.

In the face of the interconnected crises of
nature loss and climate change, investing in
forest conservation and restoration can benefit
businesses as they become leading actors in
the transition to a nature-positive, net-zero
economy.

There’s investing for impact and investing with impact. On the heels of the recently concluded EVPA annual conference, new chair Steven Serneels explains the distinction to Alliance and also outlines the Association’s convening role in bringing different forms of capital provider together in innovative responses to social problems.