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Dhaka, 2011
Creating A World Without PovertyYunus Centre – Social Business
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Contents Page
A. Yunus Centre At a Glance
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B. The Concept Of Social Business
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C. Examples Of Existing Social Businesses
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D. Future Of Social Business
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E. Get Involved
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A. Yunus Centre at a Glance
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Our Vision
Our Mission
Putting poverty into poverty museums
Promoting and developing Social Business to put poverty into poverty museums by year 2050
Yunus Centre Statements
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• Promoting Social Business• Social Business Centres,
institutes, and chairs• Social Business Funds• Creation of SB partnerships• Grameen Social Business
website
Centre of Social Business
International Secretariat• International Scheduling • Media, press releases • Yunus Centre website
Yunus Centre Key Assignments
Events Yunus Centre Library• Archiving• Documentation• Photos and films• Gifts and prizes
• Yunus Centre Forum• Social Business Day• Social Business Plan
Competition
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• Grameen Bank, Grameen Danone, Grameen Veolia, Grameen Yukiguni Maitake, Grameen Intel, Grameen Uniqlo, Grameen Fibreglass, Grameen Healthcare Services, Grameen Distribution, etc.
Social Businesses
• Yunus Social Business Centre @ University of Florence• Social Business Chair at
HEC, France • Yunus Centre at AIT,
Thailand
University Collaborations
• Yunus Fund Monaco• Grameen Credit Agricole
Microfinance Foundation• In process: IDB, JICA
Social Business Fund
Social Business Funds
• East Timor• Kohlapur, India• Caldas (with GCL)• Haiti (with GCL)
Holistic Social Business Movements
Yunus Centre Social
Business
Yunus Centre - Social Business
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B. The Concept of Social Business
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Social business is the missing piece to combine the market with the fight against poverty and other social ills
Current economic theory only postulates a single dimensional human being – The profit maximizer
Grameen's Answer
The Need for Social Business
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• Grameen Bank
Addressing the poor
• Precursors: – Grameen
Shakti– Grameen
Shikka
Sustainability
• Grameen Danone
• Grameen Veolia
• Others
Social Business
Social Business Background
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A social business is a non-loss, non-A social business is a non-loss, non-dividend company designed to dividend company designed to address a social problem. The address a social problem. The profits are used to expand the profits are used to expand the company’s reach and improve the company’s reach and improve the products and/or servicesproducts and/or services
Social Business Definition – Type I
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1. Business objective will be to overcome poverty, or one or more problems (such as education, health, technology access, and environment) which threaten people and society; not profit maximization
2. Financial and economic sustainability
3. Investors get back their investment amount only. No dividend is given beyond investment money
4. When investment amount is paid back, company profit stays with the company for expansion and improvement
5. Environmentally conscious6. Workforce gets market wage with
better working conditions7. …do it with joy
Social Business Principles
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Investment
Product
Sales
ProfitCycle of Social
Business
Return of initial
investment
Initial investment
Reinvestment
Source: Yunus Centre
Identifying a
social need
How Does Social Business Work?
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Type I Type II
Definition: Refers to a social business that focuses on providing a product and/or service with a specific social, ethical, and/or environmental objective
Example: Grameen Danone
Definition: Is a profit-oriented business that is owned by the poor, who can gain through receiving direct dividends or by some indirect benefits
Example: Grameen Bank
Social Business Types
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Int. Social Business Partnerships
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C. Examples of Existing Social Businesses
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Example – Grameen BankOverview• Grameen Bank
offers financial services for poor women to fight poverty in rural Bangladesh (Only in Bangladesh)
Model• Grameen Bank
provides micro-loans to poor women for the initiation of income-generating activities
Structure• More than 8
million borrowers
• 2,563 branches• More than 8
billion US$ disbursed
Opinions• "The only place
where poverty should be is in museums"
• "The poor themselves can create a poverty-free world…" Prof. Yunus
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Example – Grameen DanoneOverview• For Bangladesh:
Fight malnutrition among children and women
• For Danone: Affordable products for poor, capture new market segments
Model• Product:
Affordable yogurt containing 12 nutrients missing from malnourished children
• Price: Cross-subsidization
Structure• Grameen Social
Business Joint Venture
• Grameen Group: G.Byabosha Bikash, G. Kaylan, G. Shakti & G. Telecom
• Danone Group
Opinions• "If a child eats
2 cups of yogurt per week, in 9 months he/she can gain the missing nutrients in his/her diet."Prof. Yunus
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Challenges Faced By Grameen Danone
• Target Market – how to ensure that the poor get the yogurt
• How to ensure participation of local suppliers
• 2007 food crisis – increase in the price of milk
• Lack of general infrastructure
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Example – Grameen GC EyeCare Hospitals Overview• For Bangladesh: – To provide
access to affordable eye-care for rural Bangladeshis
– To eliminate needless blindness
Model• Product: Access
to affordable treatment of cataracts and other eye diseases
• Price: Cross-subsidization, flexible pricing
Structure• Grameen Social
Business Joint Venture
• Grameen Group:• Grameen
Healthcare Services
• Green Children Foundation
Opinions• “…we must
create an affordable healthcare system for the poor in Bangladesh”. Prof. Yunus
• “We expect this system to serve all of the people of Bangladesh, no matter what their income level is…”. Prof. Yunus
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Challenges Faced By Grameen GC EyeCare Hospitals
• How to ensure that doctors remain at the hospital
• Ensure that the service is affordable to the poor
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Example – Grameen Caldas Overview• For Colombia:
Overcome poverty in the depressed region of Caldas after coffee crisis
Model• Product: Pool of
social businesses addressing the social needs of the region
• Microfinance projects
• Place: Region of Caldas in Colombia
Structure• Grameen Social
Business Joint Venture
• Grameen Group: Grameen Creative Lab (Wiesbaden)
• Government of Caldas, Colombia
Opinions• "In ten years
there is not going to be extreme poverty in Caldas”. Mario Aristizábal,Governor of Caldas
• “All business does not have to be done only to maximize profit, there can be other businesses, businesses aimed exclusively at solving problems”. Prof. Yunus
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Challenges Faced By Grameen Caldas • Working with governments: bureaucracy/red tape
•SB regulations do not exist: How does the govt. of Columbia regulate the project?
• Ground breaking project:lack of institutional know-how
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Grameen Social Business Network
Potential Projects:
Grameen Creative Lab / Social Business Centres: •Germany,•Argentina, •South Africa, •Tanzania
Projects: University Partnerships:•CSU CI, HEC, NSU,•University of Glasgow, University of Glasgow Caledonian, •Kyushu University, Rikkyo University, AIT, Bocconi University, •University of Florence, European Business School, •Kathmandu University, Franklin University, UPENN,•McGill, Zayed University
• China, • East Timor,• Albania
• India,• Russia,• Pakistan,
• Haiti,• Ghana
• Colombia, • Bangladesh,
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D. Future of Social Business
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Social Business Funds1 Definition• Social business funds are created
to provide financing for social businesses in a pre-determined sector or location
• Social business funds function as Social Businesses themselves
• Investors do not get any dividends
2 How it works• The fund borrowers must repay
their loan amount, with interest, and the fund, in turn, pays back the investors
• The interest paid by the borrowers will help defray the administrative cost
4 Future of Social Business Funds
• Once established, the fund will raise additional capital from investors enabling it to expand its reach
• Additionally, the loan amounts repaid by the borrowers will go to replenishing the fund
3 Purpose of Funds
• To finance the development and creation of new Social Businesses
• To expand the scope of an existing Social Business
• To replicate an established Social Business or to convert an existing entity
Overview
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Further Initiatives
Social Stock Exchange
Social MBA coursesNext
Initiatives
SB Ratings & Journals
Social Impact Indicators
SB Regulations
To exchange news and research about social business
To measure the social impact of the social businesses
To measure the performance of the social businesses
To teach about social business as an alternative to profit maximization businesses
To regulate the social businesses´ practices
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E. Get Involved
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"Building Social Business"New Book! New Book! The book examines the roles of social businesses in today’s global economy
3. Provides the background, challenges, and successes of specific social businesses
2. Explains the principles of social business
1. Begins where Creating a World Without Poverty ended
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Get Involved With Social Business Be a distributor
Tell others about your experience here
Be informedLearn about social business activities that are happening via the Grameen Social Business website
Be part of a networkFind out what other social business institutions, creative labs, etc. are doing in your area and network with them
Be activeOrganize a social business club or host a debate to discuss the principles of social business
Simply Start!
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Thank you very much!!! Your Yunus Centre... www.yunuscentre.org, www.grameensocialbusiness.org, Twitter, Facebook
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The End.
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