The Sustainable Development Goals & VP/SI EU Webinar Series | Session #10 Wednesday 14 June 2017 | 15:00–16:30 CEST

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Suzanna Sobolewska Public Affairs Manager

EVPA

Karen Wilson Consultant, OECD &

Founder, GV Partners

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EU Webinar #10 Introduction

Welcome to our e-Speakers!

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Miora Ranaivoarinosy Social Innovation &

Community Manager

Fabio Segura Head of International Programs

Yvette Sweringa Project Manager

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Programme

1. Introduction & Policy Context Suzanna Sobolewska

Karen Wilson

2. Economic potential of SDGs for Europe & Case studies Yvette Sweringa

4. TRECC: a multi-stakeholder partnership for education Fabio Segura

5. Alleviating poverty through accelerating social business Miora Ranaivoarinosy

6. Panel Discussion & Interactive Q&A Session

(moderated by Karen Wilson & Suzanna Sobolewska)

Suzanna Sobolewska EVPA

1. Introduction & Policy Context

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS & VP/SI

Karen Wilsson OECD

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Venture Philanthropy

Societal Solutions

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EU Policy Context

http://ec.europa.eu/transparency/regexpert/index.cfm?do=calls.calls_for_app

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Global Policy Context

2. Economic potential of the SDGs for Europe & Case studies

Yvette Sweringa CSR Europe

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS & VP/SI

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS THE VALUE FOR EUROPE

YVETTE SWERINGA PROJECT MANAGER

CSR EUROPE YS@CSREUROPE.ORG

WWW.CSREUROPE.ORG

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS A STRONG BUSINESS CASE & DRIVE TO COLLABORATE

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS

Direct market opportunities

created by addressing SDGs

New business models, enhanced

by technology, and focused on

sustainable outcomes

Internal operational efficiencies,

process improvements and potential

resource and cost savings

Brand enhancement and

competitive advantage

Improved customer experience

and engagement

Action on social responsibilities

and obligations

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS NEXT STEPS FOR CSR EUROPE

1. Stimulate business transformation 2. Multistakeholder collaboration & co-creating solutions

Sustainable Business Exchange

1. Learning Network

Share knowledge, good practices and expertise and key topics

2. SDG Incubator

Incubate practical solutions in collaborative projects

3. EU Platform for SDGs

Inspire smart and impactful policies through dialogue with EU and national governments

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS CSR EUROPE’S NETWORK & THE REFUGEE CRISIS

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS CSR EUROPE’S NETWORK & INVESTING IN EDUCATION

3. TRECC: a multi-stakeholder partnership for education

Fabio Segura Jacobs Foundation

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS & VP/SI

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Introduction

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The Jacobs Foundation Our Promise to Youth

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For 27 years, the Jacobs Foundation has promoted innovation in child and

youth development, combining scientific insights with impactful

interventions. Established in 1989 by by Klaus J. Jacobs and his family with the mission to improve the living conditions of

children and youth, the Jacobs Foundation is today one of the world’s leading charitable foundations dedicated

to facilitating innovations in child and youth development.

The Foundation is focused on three thematic priorities:

Science of Learning Exploring frontiers of individualized learning through research on the biological bases of skill acquisition

and their consequences for learning environments and institutions.

Early Education Helping to formulate comprehensive early education policies in Switzerland and other European countries.

Rural Livelihoods (TRECC) Improving the living conditions of all children and youth in Ivory Coast, while focusing on quality education

in cocoa-growing communities.

Budget for programs in 2016

CHF 45 million

Total funds allocated since 1989

CHF 546,7 million

Foundation assets

CHF 4,9 billion

Klaus J. Jacobs (1936 –2008)

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The program Transforming Education in Cocoa Communities (TRECC) aims to improve the

living conditions of all children and youth in Cote d’Ivoire through quality education.

The goal is to enable individuals to lead healthy and fulfilled lives, make informed decisions, be

equipped to respond to local and global challenges, and pursue doing and being what they value.

TRECC enables an ecosystem of stakeholders that converge around the common goal of

ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education with lifelong learning opportunities for all.

Transforming Education in Cocoa Communities - TRECC Expected Impact

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Research

Policies and programs

for child and youth

development are

based on solid

evidence

Capacity

Building Engagement

Matching

Grants

Impact

Finance

60 organizations

strengthened

23 investees

supported

12 Companies

engaged

Additional

CHF 45.8 Mio

mobilized

18 research projects

mandated

Policy Strengthening

3 national policies

strengthened

Instruments /

Activities

Output

Outcomes

Impact

Civil society

organizations

advance quality

education at all levels

Cocoa and chocolate

companies engage in

impactful educational

interventions

Education ventures

provide affordable

and effective

solutions

National quality

education strategies

for ECD, primary, and

vocational training

An alliance of funders

supports local

stakeholders to jointly

pursue educational

transformations

A strong ecosystem of stakeholders that converge around the common goal of ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education with lifelong learning

opportunities for all:

Improved access to quality parenting and pre-school education programmes (ages 0-5)

Literacy and numeracy skills acquisition at primary school level (ages 6-14)

Quality opportunities for post-primary education and relevant life-skills acquisition for rural livelihoods and income generation (ages 15-24)

Quality education in Ivory Coast

enables individuals to lead healthy and fulfilled lives, respond to local

and global challenges, and pursue doing and being what they value

TRECC Results Framework

4. Alleviating poverty through accelerating social business

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS & VP/SI

Miora Ranaivoarinosy Danone Communities

Alleviating poverty through accelerating social business

June 2017

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Who we are

Video: https://vimeo.com/205852061

https://vimeo.com/205852061

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Our Vision

Danone Communities co-create innovative business solutions which will impact in 2030, 50Million low incomes people by improving access to safe and drinkable water and nutritious food

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Danone Communities targets 3 billion low-income people in the world

1 Billion

1.6 Billion

Daily revenue USD PPP

1.4 Billion

AB

1.6 Billion

1.4 Billion

3$

1$

10$

5$

1,25$

C1

C2

D

E

Source: June 2011 Harvard BR

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Today we reach around 1 M people thanks to 9 social businesses in 8 countries: Welcome to dloHaiti

EcoAlberto Mexico

La Laiterie du Berger Senegal

Malin France

Nutrigo China

1001 Fontaines Cambodia Naandi Community Water

Services, India

Grameen Danone Foods & Jita Bangladesh

dloHaiti Haiti

2017

investment

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Water

Danone Communities : strengthen talents to serve social business

Nutrition

500

3 staff 2 staff

Danone contributors

Engagement & inspiration

3 staff

6. PANEL DISCUSSION & Q&A

Suzanna Sobolewska EVPA

Karen Wilson OECD

Miora Ranaivoarinosy Danone Communities

Fabio Segura Jacobs Foundation

Yvette Sweringa CSR Europe

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Thank You!

Elinor de Pret Head of Policy

EVPA

Suzanna Sobolewska Public Affairs Manager

EVPA

Javier Garrido Policy Intern

EVPA

Lisa Hehenberger Policy Advisor

Lecturer at ESADE

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