Could the right public-private partnerships enable businesses to not only improve the lives of girls and women, but also unleash economic opportunities for entire communities in the process? Check out how […]
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Learning is arguably one of the most incredible abilities of human beings. How happy are we all that each generation does not need to literally reinvent the wheel? That’s how […]
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SPRING Accelerator is delighted to announce its 4th cohort, bringing to the programme 20 businesses across South Asia selected for their commitment to making a lasting difference to the lives […]
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At SPRING, we believe in harnessing the power of business for good, and wanted to give a tribune to other organisations tackling girls issues in the UK and around the […]
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SPRING Accelerator is returning to South Asia for 2018, selecting its next cohort from Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, and from Myanmar for the first time! Applications are open on our website from 2 […]
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As part of our series of blog articles on corporate partnerships, we’re publishing this month the experience of Tariq A., one of the 10 Deutsche Bank volunteers who supported directly […]
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Robert Haynie has over 17 years of experience leading initiatives that bring together governments, companies, entrepreneurs, foundations, and non-profit organisations to address complex global challenges. His passion and expertise focuses […]
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Dhaka, Bangladesh, 3 August 2017 – SPRING, a global accelerator funded by DFID, USAID, Nike Foundation and
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On Tuesday 27th of June, 26 members of the SheSays London community kick started their ‘10 Hours for Girls’ donation at Second Home with SPRING. Arianna Radji, SheSays coordinator in […]
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