Instituto Votorantim held its annual Positive Impact meeting...

John Simon shared The Green Light Fund investment model and how it engages communities, leaders from different sectors, and social innovation to address local needs and generate a more significant impact.

This was an opportunity to learn how field building intermediaries can support Corporates in their impact strategy journey.

AVPN allowed Latimpacto to translate this report to Spanish and Portuguese.

Guided by leaders in the sector, we learned about the strategies implemented to raise awareness and encourage private sector investment in early childhood. In addition, we presented the experience and work done by the Early Childhood Subcommittee of the Business Coordinating Council and the CCE Network for Early Childhood.

​​Learn some examples of how foundations have migrated to investing for impact, their reasons, how they did it and the challenges they have faced.

From Singapore, Tan will
share with us this space
in which we will learn more
about the evolution of the
Social Impact Bond Model.

​​Learn some examples of how foundations have migrated to investing for impact, their reasons, how they did it and the challenges they have faced.

In this panel we shared the latest trends in impact management and measurement and why collaboration and experimentation are necessary to define good indicators.

Webinar on the current scenario of gender-focused investments in Brazil and Latin America. We talked about how we can co-create strategies that strengthen the ecosystem of companies led by women, generating value for investors and the corporate world.

In this panel we analyzed how blended finance instruments are mobilizing more capital towards environmental causes, and we also had the opportunity to learn how lending can be integrated to achieve social outcomes.

In this webinar we talked about three of the cases from our first report Social and Impact Investing: Cases and Trends in Latin America.

During this webinar Gerdau, Din4mo and the Santo Domingo Foundation, presented three different models to promote the construction and remodeling of low-income housing.

On June 2th, Latimpacto organized a webinar on impact finance. Bjoern Struewer, founder and CEO of Roots of Impact, and Patrizia Baffioni, impact finance lead at Roots of Impact, were the keynote speakers.

In our meeting with Azad Oommen, Co founder of Global School Leaders, he spoke to us about educating children and adolescents to ensure their access to education.

Learn how the WWB Foundation uses different financial instruments, mentoring and a gamification strategy to strengthen small entrepreneurs.

Latimpacto shared through the experience of the keynote speakers, the scope of investing for impact, its development and lessons learned from this concept in other regions of the world.

EVPA and Latimpacto are sponsoring a free webinar to present the EVPA's Spanish and Portuguese translated toolkit "The investing for impact Toolkit".

In this webinar we learned how three impact investors use different models to support social enterprises and non-profit organizations.

James Chen is a venture philanthropist, social investor and social entrepreneur. His philanthropic initiative, Vision for Nation, is a project he started in Rwanda, where he first brought national attention to people's eye health, in this webinar he shares some insights from his journey.

María Ángeles is co-founder and president of the Open Value Foundation. In her work, she applies a hybrid model between traditional philanthropy and private capital investment, which supports, measures, manages and scales social impact.

In partnership with Dalberg, how are three of the region's leading foundations responding to the challenges generated by COVID-19 and how are they modifying their long-term strategies?

Latimpacto, together with the Ibero-American General Secretariat (SEGIB), the Ibero-American Business Council (CEIB) and the Ibero-American Federation of Young Entrepreneurs (FIJE) organized the webinar

Agora Partners shareed its new investment model, which combines philanthropic capital, intermediaries and financial instruments to align the interests of investors, SPO and intermediaries.

Harvey Koh, Managing Director of FSG, a leading social impact consultancy founded by Michael Porter and Mark Kramer, discussed his personal experience of working in the social investment ecosystem and his recommendations for other organizations working in the sector.

This webinar was organized on September 2, 2020 by Latimpacto, in partnership with EVPA, in order to discuss the role of Corporate Social Investors (CSI) in supporting social and environmental causes and how they could better be aligned to achieve more positive impact.

During this event, the basic concepts of investing for impact were explained and two organizations that have adapted this concept in the Southern Cone were presented.