Full Agenda FLII 2015

LATIN AMERICAN IMPACT INVERTMENT FORUM

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M E R I D A , Y U C ATA N

ORGANIZA:

D I R E C T O R Y

NEW VENTURESDIRECTOR Rodrigo [email protected] Wallsten [email protected]

FLII TEAM 2015 Fabricio Vargas [email protected] Alejandra Aguilera [email protected] Baro [email protected] Ximena Martínez [email protected]

CURATORS Adriana Rojas [email protected] Arela [email protected] Carol Tissot [email protected] Quezada [email protected] María Victoria González [email protected] Miguel Duhalt [email protected]

I3 LATAM AND FLII ENTREPRENEURSCristieni Castilhos [email protected] Ana Paula Gonzalez [email protected]

INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Carolina Lomelí [email protected] Giovanna Sá[email protected] MANAGEMENT Angélica Herná[email protected] Carmen Martínezrecepció[email protected] Carmen [email protected]

PRODUCTIONAmigo Yucatán [email protected]

DISEÑO Y FORMACIÓN EDITORIAL DESIGN AND EDITORIAL NA SODIO [email protected]

IMPRESIÓN / PRINT Green Print [email protected]

W E L C O M E

Welcome to FLII FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. Thank you for joining this edition, where we will participate in three days of impact, deep conversations, interactive pan-els and inspiring presentations. We hope to generate enlightening experiences during these three days.

For the last 5 years, we are committed to create a place where the greatest im-pact investment interaction is encouraged, as well as social and environmental entrepreneurship in Latin America. Looking back, we have focused on incor-porating large elements to inspire our community, such as key speakers, trend topics and successful cases.

We thank everyone who has contributed to the creation of the agenda: speak-ers, partners and facilitators whose energy and dedication have enabled the FLII as a place to share ideas and experiences that encourage collaboration.

And we dedicate a special acknowledgement to our Sponsors: HSBC, CEMEX, Yucatan Goverment, Promotora Social Mexico, US-Mexico Foundation, In-ter-American Development Bank, Nacional Monte de Piedad, Omydiar Network, International Diaspora Engagement Alliance (IdEA), Nestlé (Creating Shared Val-ue), NESCAFÉ, Avina Foundation, FUNDEMEX, FEMSA, Fondo de Fondos, BMW Foundation and TONIIC.

We hope to exceed your expectations, making FLII the most important event of impact investing in Latin America.

Welcome to FLII FIFTH ANNIVERSARY, Sincerely,

FLII, New Ventures and partners

TRENDS ENTREPRENEURSHIP IMPACT INVESTMENT

TRANSPORT WORKING LUNCHCULTURAL ACTIVITIES

SPORTACTIVITIES

WORKSHOP SESSION SPECIAL ACTIVITY

OPEN SPACE COFFEE AND NETWORKING SPACE

MAIN PLENARY

REGISTRATIONTABLE

AGENDA

IMPACT INVESTMENT TRENDS ENTREPRENEURSHIP As our main driving force, we aim to mainstream impact investing. During this fifth anniversary, we bring together new stakeholders and discussions to encourage collaboration and generate impact.

We want to promote ideas, trends and innovation for the impact ecosystem.

We believe that entrepreneurship is critical to the emerging economies growth and an important driver to change the economy.

*All sessions will have simultaneous translation, except for workshops which will have an interpreter in rooms Regency I and Izamal, February 25th and 26th.**This agenda is subject to change. ***Meals and transport are only as indicated in this agenda.

Impact businesses will present their projects

Key speakers share theirvision and stories Key topics analyzed

by specialists

Choose and propose your impact conversation topic

15 minute sessions that inspire

LAUNCH

ROUND TABLE, PANEL, INTERVIEW

@INVERSION DE IMPACTO @FORODEINVERSION | WWW.INVERSIONDEIMPACTO.ORG

09:00 am

03:00 pm

01:30 pm

11:00 am

03:30 pm

REGISTRATION AT HYATT REGENCY HOTEL MERIDA. Address: Ave. Colon esq Calle 60 / Free time for Breakfeast

PRESENTATION OF OUTSTANDING LATINAMERICAN SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENTREPRENEURS.Presented by: Ana Paula González and Cristieni Castilhos - New Ventures

ALL THE DELEGATES ON THE SHUTTLE TO HACIENDA HUNXECTAMAN.Address: Av. Cupules 503, Alcala Martin

WELCOME TO THE FLII FIFTH ANNIVERSARYPresented by: Rolando Zapata - Governator of Yucatán, Enrique Jacob - President of the National Institute of the Entrepreneur Rodrigo Villar - New Ventures, Miguel Laporta - HSBC, Martha Herrera - CEMEX

GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR FLII EXPERIENCE.

KEYNOTEBernardo Toro - Avina Foundation

FREE TIME FOR LUNCH.

DESIGN THINKING AS A TRAVERSAL TOOL FOR HIGH IMPACT.Moderted by: Joan Dorsey y Stuart Coulson - d. school Stanford University

11:30 am

04:00 pm

02:30 pm

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24THHYATT REGENCY HOTEL AND HACIENDA HUNXECTAMAN - MERIDA, MEXICO

06:00 pm

06:30 pm

ARTISTIC EVENT:A Mexican Reception

MAYAN CULTURAL NIGHT AND DINNER

SHUTTLE TO HOTEL HYATT REGENCY Adress: Ave. Colon esq Calle 60. 09:30 pm


07:00 am

09:00 am

09:30 am

10:45 am

11:00 am

11:30 am

Yoga with Bono López3rd Floor of the Hyatt Regency Hotel

KEYNOTE¨The role of UK in the global impact investment movement”Nick Hurd - United Kingdom Parliament Member

SPEED TALKS: Driving Social and Environmental Impact Through New Ideas and Initiatives.Adriana Noreña - Google, Leonardo Letelier - SITAWI Finance for Good , Javier de la Calle - Nacional Monte de Piedad, Daniel Stern - Sistema B, Sandra Darville - BID

GOALS AND SCOPE OF FLII FIFTH ANNIVERSARY: Core Ideas and Main ThemesPresented by: John Kohler - Santa Clara University and Stephanie Cohn - Toniic

LAUNCH OF INTRAPRENEURSHIP LEAGUE IN THE LATIN AMERICA AND GLOBAL SOCIAL INTRAPRENEURSHIP SUMMITSandra Ortiz - BMW FOUNDATION

SPEED PITCHES : OUTSTANDING LATINAMERICAN ENTREPRENEURS.Presented by: Daniela Clavijo - CNN Expansión

NETWORKING AND COFFEE BREAKOPEN SESSIONS

08:30 am

ENTREPRENEURS FROM UNUSUAL MARKETS:The Business of Creating Ecosystems in Unexpected Places

Moderated by: Michelle Arévalo- Carpenter - Impaquito, Andrés Hernández - Scalab, Bruno Defellipe - Koga, Duquesne Fernand - D&E Green Enterprises, Juan Carlos Iturri - Fundación IES

LEVEL: BASIC

THE LATINAMERICAN ROAD:5 Years of Impact Investment in the Region

Moderated by: Rafa de la Guía - Omydiar Network, Rodrigo Villar - New Ventures, Jorge del Castillo - PymeCapital, Fernando Cortés - Fundación BolívarDavivienda, Rebeca Rocha - ANDE

LEVEL: ADVANCED

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25THHYATT REGENCY HOTEL - MERIDA, MEXICO

12:30 pm

REGENCY II

REGENCY III


Moderated by: Margot Kane - Calvert Foundation, Lauren Sorkin - 100 Resilient Cities, Carmen Correa - AVINA Foundation, Mariola Panzuela - Dalberg, Mariano Mayer-Buenos Aires Government

LEVEL: INTERMEDIARY / ADVANCED

Moderated by: Juan Carlos Díaz - Ashoka, Francis Pérez - Nestlé, Isabel Castillo - NESsT , Martha Herrera - CEMEX, Rane Cortéz- TNC-MRED+


Moderated by: Silvia Mancilla -FUNDES, Nancy Swanson - Linked Foundation, Deborah Burand - Michigan University, Anna York De La Cruz - Independent Consultancy, Rafael Ayala - Masisa

LEVEL: BASIC

LANDSCAPE FOR IMPLEMENTING SOCIAL IMPACT BONDS: 3 CASES FROM LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES

Moderated by: Zack Levey - FOMIN, Marta García - Social Finance, Ana Paula González - New Ventures, Leonardo Letelier- SITAWI Finance for Good, Michael Eddy - Instiglio, Carmen Correa- Fundación AVINA LEVEL: INTERMEDIARY

STARTUPS AND GLOBAL TOOLS. *Limited to 20 people *Spanish

VENTURE PHILANTHROPY: MIGRATING FROM A NON-PROFIT TO A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE.*Limited to 20 people *Spanish

Facilitated by: Andrés Hernández y Francisco Solsona

Facilitated by: Catherine Müeller-Wenk y Sandra Ortiz - BMW Foundation

01:30 pm NETWORKING LUNCH AT HYATT REGENCY HOTEL3rd Floor

A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL FRANCHISING.


CREATING SHARED VALUE IN COMMUNITIES.

IMPACT INVESTING AND THE CHANGING FACE OF CITIES.

12:30 pm

03:00 pm

REGENCY IV

REGENCY IV

REGENCY II

REGENCY III

REGENCY ISALÓN DE

CREATIVIDAD

SALÓN IZAMAL


Moderated by: María Luque - Ashoka, Alejandro Consentino - Afluenta, Vicente Fenoll - Kubo Financiero, Susana Yepes - Compartamos con Colombia, Juan Barbed - KIVA

LEVEL: BASIC

Moderated by: Juliana Lopes - Carbon Disclosure Project, Geoffrey Fichte - HSBC, Julian Vega Gregg - EY, Jenna Nicholas - Phoenix Global Impact, Laure Vinçotte - GDF SUEZ


Moderated by: Jackie Hyland - Venture Lab, Lina María Useche - Alianza Emprendedora, David Bloomgarden - FOMIN, Karla Breceda - El buen socio, Francisco Solsona - Google, Alejandro Medina - Pernod Ricard

LEVEL: INTERMEDIARY

DUE DILIGENCE WORKSHOP.*Limited to 20 people *English

DEVELOPING SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN COMMUNITIES.*Limited to 20 people *Spanish

Facilitated by: Stephanie Cohn - Toniic

Facilitated by: José Francisco Martínez López - FEMSA, Julio Salazar - Cirklo, Gabriela Eringue - Prospera

04:00 pm

03:00 pm

COLLABORATIVE ECONOMY IN LATAM.Initiatives that Change Consumption Behaviors

GREEN INITIATIVES: CLIMATE CHANGE.

FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR EARLY STAGE SOCIAL VENTURES.

SOCIAL IMPACT BONDS WORKSHOP.*Limited to 20 people *English and Spanish

TRACK SUGGESTED BY DELEGATES: IMPACT INVESTMENT OR INVESTMENT WITH IMPACT? THE CONCEPT OF EMPOWERMENT*Limited to 20 people *Spanish

Facilitated by: Zack Levey y Alberto Bucardo

Facilitated by: Lourdes Paola Toledo - University College London y Jorge Urdapilleta


REGENCY II

REGENCY III

REGENCY IV

REGENCY ISALÓN DE

CREATIVIDAD

SALÓN IZAMAL

REGENCY ISALÓN DE

CREATIVIDAD

SALÓN IZAMAL


05:00 pm

07:00 pm

05:30 pm

08:00 pm

NETWORKING AND COFFEE BREAKOPEN SESSIONS

FREE TIME / OPEN SESSIONS

GROWING THE IMPACT INVESTING SECTOR IN LATIN AMERICA: New Models for Collaboration. Moderated by: Stephanie Miley- US EMBASSY in México City , Margot Kane - Calvert Foundation, Felipe Arrango - BSD Consulting, Rocío Cavazos - Deutsche Bank, Aaron Bertru -Finance for Development , Erik Wallsten - New Ventures

HAPPY HOUR COCKTAILS SPONSORED BY: NACIONAL MONTE DE PIEDAD, DIASPORA´S INICIATIVE, NEW VENTURES IN SANTA LUCÍA, MÉRIDA.Address: calles 60 y 55 *Departure from Hyatt Regency Hotel every 30 minutes, from 8:30pm until 9:30pm. We will also have transport to go back to the hotel from 10:30pm until 11:30pm. *Do not forget your drink ticket in your mail box.

OUTSTANDINS LATINAMERICAN ENTREPRENEURSPresented by: Daniela Clavijo - CNN Expansión

06:30 pm

07:00 am

09:00 am

08:00 am

JOGGING TOUR WITH ERIK WALLSTENMeeting point at the HYATT’s Lobby

SPEED TALKS: The use of Technology to solve Social Challenges in Latin America:Rodrigo Baggio - Director CDI - Change Through Digital Inclusion, Mónica Fernádez - BID, Sean Ansett - CSO Fairphone, Fernando Guggenberger - Foundation Telefonica VIVO, Pia Mancini - Fundación Democracia en Red, Melanie Edwards - Mobile Metrix

FREE TIME FOR BREAKFAST


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26THHYATT REGENCY HOTEL AND QUINTA MONTES MOLINA- MERIDA, MEXICO

YUCATÁN AND ITS OPPORTUNITIES.Presented by: David Alpizar - Yucatán Government10:45 am


Moderated by: Raúl Katthain - Cuadritos, Raúl Bermeo - Terrafértil, Santiago Peralta - Pacari, Enrique Kaufmann - Greensquid, Martin Acosta- KIWA

LEVEL: INTERMEDIARY

Moderated by: Caroline Tissot - All about people, Natalia Wills - HelpMachine, Matías Rojas - Socialab, Israel Navarrete - Atención México

LEVEL BASIC

Moderated by: Rebeca Vargas - IdEA, Rebeca Vargas - US-México Foundation, Tania Rodríguez - CO, Alejandro Calderón - Morgan Stanley

LEVEL: ADVANCED

HOW AN ORGANIC ENTERPRISE CAN SCALE IMPACT?

REGENCY II

REGENCY III

REGENCY IV

REGENCY ISALÓN DE

CREATIVIDAD

SALÓN IZAMAL

IMPACT INVESTING NEEDS MILLENNIALS.

CRACKING THE GATEKEEPERS: HOW TO DIRECT MORE MONEY TOWARDS IMPACT IN LATIN AMERICA.

ACCELERATORS DISCUSSION: HOW TO BECOME SUSTAINTABLE?* Limited to 20 people * English

DEAL STRUCTURES AND INNOVATION – A CONVERSATION ON THE DEMAND DIVIDEND AND STRUCTURED EXITS.* Limited to 20 people * English

Facilitated by: Pamela Roussos - Santa Clara University, Logan Couce - IPHID, Patrick Watson I-DEV, Daniella Russo - Think Beyond Plastic

Facilitated by: Antoine Cocle - CO_Capital, Andrea Armeni - Transform Finance and John Kohler - Santa Clara University

11:30 am

12:30 pm

NETWORKING AND COFFEE BREAKOPEN SPACES

SPEED PITCHES : OUTSTANDING LATIN AMERICAN ENTREPRENEURS.Presented by: Chad Lipton - National Geographic

11:00 am



Moderated by: Isabel Studer - EGADE Business School-Tecnológico de Monterrey, Philip Wilson - Ecofiltro, Leonardo Pamplona - BNDES, Alicia Valcarce - Coca-Cola

LEVEL: BASIC

Moderated by: Katia Dumont - ANDE, Nicole Etchart - NESsT , Alan Feldbaum – Low Carbon Enterprise Fund, Enrique González - EatLimmo

LEVEL: ADVANCED

01:30 pm

02:30 pm

EDUCATION + TECHNOLOGY + INNOVATION = SCALABILITY.

Moderated by: Gabriel Zinny - Kuepa, Kirsha Carretero - Lumni, Anna Caroline Gonçalves - GAG Investments, Sergio Abramovich - DeVry, Ana Flávia Castro - Institute Inspirare


IMPACT THROUGH INVENTIONS.

CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS.

Moderated by: Jason Fleming - USAID, Rahul Desai - BID, Pedro Catillo- Promotora Social México, Caroline Bressan - D.Capital, Juan Felipe Yepes - ANSPE

LEVEL: ADVANCED

HOW ARE YOU DOING YOUR INVESTMENTS? INNOVATIVE FINANCIAL STRUCTURES.* Limited to 20 people * Spanish

Facilitated by: Miguel Duhalt - New Ventures

Facilitated by: Juan Martínez Romero - University of Chapingo, Angélica Rotondoro - University of St.Gallen

UNIVERSITIES AND ITS SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTRES* Limited to 20 people * Spanish

MAXIMIZING SUCCESS THROUGH PORTFOLIO ENGAGEMENT.

Moderated by: Giselle Leung - GIIN, Miguel Herrera - Accion, Graham Day - LGTVP, Erik Wallsten - New Ventures, Raúl Solis - Fondo de Fondos

LEVEL: ADVANCED

LEARNING MORE ABOUT WATER -MULTIPLE- PERSPECTIVE APPROACHES.


REGENCY II

REGENCY II

REGENCY III

REGENCY III

REGENCY IV

REGENCY ISALÓN DE

CREATIVIDAD

SALÓN IZAMAL


REGENCY ISALÓN DE

CREATIVIDAD

FINDINGS FROM ANDE METRICS WORKSHOP.*Limited to 20 people *English

Facilitated by: Amanda Sheehan – SROI Network, Subathirai Sivakumaran – Business Call to Action -UNDP, Genevieve Edens – Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs

Facilitated by:Diego Abraham Angelino Velázquez - GIZ

INCLUSIVE FINANCE MODELS FOR LATIN AMERICA.*Limited to 20 people *Spanish

03:30 pm

05:30 pm

04:15 pm

06:00 pm

WORKING LUNCH OPEN SPACES

CLOSING FLII FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

SPEED PITCHES: OUTSTANDING LATIN AMERICAN ENTREPRENEURSPresented by: Chad Lipton - National Geographic

FREE TIMEOPEN SESSIONS

5 YEARS OF FLII AND ITS GOOD CASESPresented by: Daniel Epstein - Unreasonable Institute

LATIN AMERICAN PARTYAddress: Calle 56#469. Centro. C.P. 97000 Mérida, Yucatán

04:45 pm

08:00 pm


PROMOTING GENDER-EQUITABLE: CHALLENGES, OPPORTUNITIES, AND NEXT STEPS.

Moderadoras: Rebecca Fries - value 4 women, Virginia Campo - Fundación Capital, Elicia Carmichael - Root Capital, Asher Hassan - Naya Jeevan, Araceli Noguedas- SECTUR


02:30 pm

REGENCY III

REGENCY IV

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AFLUENTA

Afluenta offers financial inclusion and credit services to people at the Base of the Pyramid. Its main goal is to humanize and facilitate access to credit and investment to people at the Base of the Pyramid. It achieves this by connecting people seeking credit options with those that have the possibility to finance them with a lower interest rate than traditional commercial banks options. This Argentinian enterprise has supported more than 800 families to date.

COUNTRY: Argentina | MAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.afluenta.com

CAMPOALTO

Campoalto is a Colombian enterprise that seeks to inspire people to improve their quality of life through access to education and employment opportunities. It offers 14 technical training courses focused on development capabilities for people at the Base of the Pyramid. Since its establishment in 1996, Campoalto has certified more than 23,000 people.

COUNTRY: Colombia | MAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.campoalto.edu.co

D&E GREEN ENTERPRISES

D&E Green Enterprises seeks to break the cycle of energy poverty by special-izing in the manufacturing and distribution of low-cost, high-efficient energy technologies for people living in the developing world. They produce portable and clean cookstoves that allow users to save up to 50% of the cost of cooking fuel, improve their health conditions and have a favorable effect on the overall environment. These are distributed through a well-trained network of communi-ty independent distributors, which in addition have access to health insurance, education grants and micro-credit products to finance their own projects.

COUNTRY: Haiti | MAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.dandegreen.org

ECOFILTRO

Ecofiltro produces and distributes water filters for rural communities in Guatemala. Its innovative distribution model integrates and employs people at the Base of the Pyramid, turning them into company representatives in each community. These representatives monitor the water filter beneficiaries while training and raising the awareness of these low-income families. Ecofiltro has positively influenced the health and welfare of more than 130,000 rural families, which previously lived without access to clean water.

COUNTRY: Guatemala | MAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.ecofiltro.com

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INCLÚYEME

Inclúyeme is an employment platform focused on labor inclusion of disabled people and the dissemination of corporate social responsibility best prac-tices. It has managed to reduce the disabled-unemployment rate in Latin America. Additionally, it seeks to influence and change the way companies perform their recruitment processes making them more diverse and inclu-sive. Inclúyeme was founded in Argentina and has expanded to Chile and Venezuela, currently supporting more than 5,000 people.

COUNTRY: Chile, Argentina, Venezuela | MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.incluyeme.com.ar

KIWA

Kiwa is an enterprise dedicated to the production of 100% natural vegetable snacks, produced by small farmers in the Andes region of Ecuador. Since 2008, it has connected more than 120 small producers to global markets, reducing by 60% the presence of intermediaries and generating an income increase for these producers by 50%. Kiwa also supports farmers by pro-viding free seeds, training, and technical assistance. The company activities contribute to the social, economic and environmental development of the communities they support.

COUNTRY: Ecuador | MAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.kiwalife.com

PACE MD

PACE MD is a Mexican company specialized in medical attention and health care services. It provides workshops and systems for health providers fo-cused on emergency responses. Today the company has more than 14 courses certified by international institutions. Since 2006, PACE has man-aged to train more than 18,000 health care providers, providing job oppor-tunities for students, expanding their scope, reducing costs and increasing efficiency in the provision of better health services in Mexico and Panama.

COUNTRY: México, Panamá | MAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.pacemd.org

PUNTORED

Puntored is a network of retail outlets, which allow access to financial ser-vices to the unbanked population due to geographic access or lack of re-sources. Since 2004, its mission is to make life easier to the most vulnerable; providing access to means of payment and collection throughout numerous outlets. Puntored is committed to supporting the growth of small businesses through an efficient, reliable and secure electronic network.

COUNTRY: Colombia | MAIL: [email protected] WEB PAGE: www.puntored.co

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EMPRENDEDORES FLII

UPE PLACES

UPE Places is a Costa Rican web platform whose mission is to create a connection between world travelers and local communities, offering au-thentic lodging experiences, not in hotels, but at families’ homes in rural communities. Through these booking services, rural families are entitled to 80% of booking fee, which in turn contributes to investment in community development projects.

COUNTRY: Costa Rica | MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.upeplaces.com

LANDIA

Empowers the segment of the 800,000 house-less, low-income Para-guayan families to have a home.

COUNTRY: Paraguay | MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.koga.com.py

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GERICARE

Offers comprehensive care for the elderly and their families, especially those that require support in their daily lives. They offer a large range of ser-vices including home care, day club, transportation, as well as, other spe-cialized services such as neuropsychology department or geriatric physical rehabilitation. Their mission is to improve the quality of life of older adults.

COUNTRY: México | MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.gericare.com.mx N

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Tenoli supports small grocery stores through a wide range of services: access to credit, insurance, and training for the owners. It also acts as a platform for large companies to reach these stores, supporting the development of communities and the country.

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RURAMEX

Generates a positive impact on the health of people from the BoP and the en-vironment, through the production and distribution of smart cooking stoves. The stoves reduce by 70% CO2 emissions and simultaneously decrease the amount of wood used by communities without access to cooking gas.

COUNTRY: México | MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.greenway.mx

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SONRIDENT

Sonrident provides access to high quality dental care at affordable prices for the low-income population. They contribute to the health and welfare of Mexican households.

COUNTRY: México | MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.sonrident.com

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TERRAFÉRTIL

Terrafertil offers a wide range of healthy natural products, through its brand Nature’s Heart, today it is the largest processor of Sunberry in the world. They have a positive impact on the development of small local communities by working with hundreds of small farmers.

COUNTRY: México, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.naturesheartterrafertil.com

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MAMI

MAMI is a platform that provides important information to low-income preg-nant women, often with no access to medical consultations. They aim to reduce pregnancy risks and contribute to the healthy development of mother and children.

COUNTRY: Colombia | E-MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www.mami.com.co


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CARBON ROOTS

Carbon roots aims to replace wood charcoal by converting agricultural waste into a cleaner cooking fuel to combat deforestation in Haiti. By includ-ing small-scale agricultural processors and small farmers in their business model, they contribute to the development of Haiti and have a positive en-vironmental impact.

COUNTRY: Haití | MAIL: [email protected] PAGE: www..carbonrootsinternational.org

INNAHEALTH

Innahealth provides innovative biomedical engineering products to solve health problems for the BoP.

COUNTRY: Colombia | MAIL: [email protected]

NUEVA VIDA

Nueva vida is committed to empowering “missing middle” communities by providing them with access to affordable, quality healthcare embedded in an ecosystem of financial inclusion and socioeconomic opportunity.

COUNTRY: Mexico | MAIL: [email protected]

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