Übersetzung für "Inclusive business model" in Deutsch

The gas company that decided to collaborate, Gas Natural Ban, has changed its perception of the poorest economic sectors as “high risk” into one of viable clients, thus incorporating an inclusive business model.

As cooperation among Kiran, Marco Paulo and Andrea Gadducci we are working for the launch of a new “all inclusive” business model, which will allow new customers to enter the world of Inergetix just paying a small starting amount, followed by a monthly fee, which will include everything: Devices – T raining – T echnical assistance for 3 basic line of systems: Informational, Frequency and Bio-Resonanceconnected to a practical business model for the customer’s center.

SOLARKIOSK AG fosters local entrepreneurship at the BoP by intertwining an inclusive business model with an award-winning technology solution: the SOLARKIOSK E-HUBB.

As cooperation among Kiran, Marco Paulo and Andrea Gadducci we are working for the launch of a new "all inclusive" business model, which will allow new customers to enter the world of Inergetix just paying a small starting amount, followed by a monthly fee, which will include everything: Devices – Training – Technical assistance for 3 basic line of systems: Informational, Frequency and Bio-Resonance connected to a practical business model for the customer's center.

The partnership has created an inclusive business model with positive outcomes for everyone involved.

The inclusive business model that Ferme Nos Pilifs has developed is unique in its sector, such as the far-reaching diversification and connection with the district and the town.

Another approach to an inclusive business model is Sunlight Villages – a partnership between Unilever, PSI and its local affiliate Society for Family Health (SFH).

The conditions for up-scaling and replicating inclusive business models are improved.

Inclusive business models with existing companies enable smallholders and their organisations to become part of supply chains over the long term.

Activities aim to prompt more companies to adopt inclusive business models.

Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives, Public-Private Partnerships, joint innovation and inclusive business models could also be issues to be investigated.

Support the replication and scaling-up of successful inclusive business models and innovative, market-based solutions to development problems by strengthening action-oriented private sector platforms and networks that facilitate knowledge sharing, partnerships and match-making between businesses and other actors.

In this regard, CSOs can play an important role by promoting ethical, inclusive and equitable business models.

The RIBHs are currently cooperating with more than 20 companies, social enterprises and start-ups, with whom they are jointly trialling inclusive business models.

At the same time, GIZ builds networks between different stakeholders, such as companies, investors and non-governmental organisations, in order to unlock synergies and enable inclusive business models to be implemented in developing countries and emerging economies.

To assist the rice farmers, the programme is supporting both a sustainable increase in the intensity of small-scale rice cultivation and the development of inclusive business models.

A project focusing on the promotion of value chains in the agricultural sector is helping to improve the political environment for economic growth and is supporting the introduction of inclusive business models and service offers for companies.

It also supports members of Indonesia's biggest employers' association in the strategic design of their corporate social responsibility activities, and works with them to identify potential new inclusive business models for companies to pursue in the longer term.

People living in poverty in South-East Asian countries benefit from inclusively designed business models, with enterprises including them in their business processes as producers, business partners or consumers.

Strong partnerships are fundamental to successful inclusive business models, and by sourcing its shea butter from five co-operatives in Burkina Faso, L'Occitane empowers and supports around 15,000 female shea butter nut pickers and processors while reducing the environmental impacts of the production process.