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If you’re working with nature to drive both environmental and social outcomes, like regenerative agriculture or agroforestry, you’re likely a great fit. We support businesses that protect and restore ecosystems while also creating fair, lasting benefits for local communities, including improved livelihoods, food security, and economic resilience.

We’re looking for businesses that are either already creating meaningful opportunities for vulnerable groups–such as low-income communities, women, rural populations, or people affected by climate challenges–, or businesses that are committed to transitioning towards creating such impact. This can be through employment, inclusion in supply chains, or direct benefits from your products or services.

Each business will first go through an assessment to determine the specific needs for scaling and growth. Based on this, you’ll receive bespoke guidance from mentors and experts through one-on-one consultations, mentorship, and workshops in areas like impact measurement, financial planning, and market expansion.

We offer tailored support for both business growth and social impact development. Social entrepreneurs will receive one-on-one mentorship, attend workshops on key areas like financial literacy and impact measurement, and gain access to a broader network of potential partners, collaborators, and funders. The programme also includes dedicated sessions that focus on personal development and emotionalContinue reading “What types of support does I-SEA provide?”

No, prior experience is not required. The key is having a strong business model, proven social impact, and a commitment to scale.

Yes. We understand every business is at a different stage. If you have traction and a clear roadmap towards profitability, you’re welcome to apply.

We have two revenue thresholds based on your business type: If your business doesn’t meet the minimum revenue criteria but demonstrates strong traction and potential to scale, you may still be considered on a case-by-case basis.

If your business is oriented towards social impact and contributes to creating opportunities for vulnerable communities, we still encourage you to apply. However, selection is case-by-case and will be based on a full evaluation of your application.e to apply.

Your business must be legally registered in Indonesia to participate. For further enquiries, feel free to contact us. We’re open to discussing your specific situation.

Businesses on the path to becoming socially responsible are companies that may not yet have social impact fully embedded into their operations, but are committed to making that transition. This includes businesses that are exploring ways to adopt more ethical sourcing practices, improve worker conditions, or develop more inclusive value chains. For example: If yourContinue reading “What does “business on the path to becoming socially responsible” mean?”