Accelerate Prosperity’s portfolio shows climate entrepreneurship is rising—but fragmented markets, weak value chains, and limited capital slow scale. Targeted pipelines, credible measurement, and ecosystem coordination can unlock investable growth.
Discover how Stanford Seed is helping entrepreneurs across Africa, South Asia, and Indonesia grow thriving businesses that create jobs and transform communities. Learn how their programs turn potential into measurable impact.
A new report, Just Climate Transitions in Bangladesh: Accelerating Multistakeholder Action in Textile and Apparel and Construction Industries, examines how Bangladesh can pursue low-carbon growth while protecting workers and sustaining competitiveness.
Bangladesh’s economy expanded 24-fold between 1980 and 2023, while GHG emissions rose 176%. The textile, apparel, and construction sectors—representing 74% of industrial GDP, 80% of the industrial workforce, and around half of industrial emissions—sit at the center of a just transition challenge.
Developed with support from the H&M Foundation and Laudes Foundation, and informed by 100+ local and international stakeholders, the report identifies seven interlinked priorities and calls for coordinated action across industry, workers’ organizations, policymakers, development actors, finance, and philanthropy.
Unlocking patient, credible capital for climate and inclusion through regional collaboration, blended finance, and stronger impact standards.
Sujata Rathi of FSG explains why green SGBs struggle to scale and how ecosystem collaboration, smarter finance, and practical support can unlock climate impact.
In this Member Spotlight, Parul Soni, Founder and Secretary General of ABWCI, shares how the organization champions women entrepreneurs through access to markets, finance, technology, and networks, fostering global collaborations for inclusive economic growth.
Drawing on insights from Villgro's SAAF Cities report and ANDE's Investment Guides, this analysis examines the financial barriers and opportunities shaping circularity's growth.
Three practitioners share honest lessons on how to set up practical workplace accommodations, how venue failures became learning opportunities, and why inclusive budgeting isn't just good ethics—it's smart business.
Drawing on insights from Villgro’s SAAF Cities report and ANDE’s Investment Guides, this blog unpacks the common challenges and opportunities that can shape a stronger, more inclusive pathway for circularity.