Impact Programme

The IMPACT programmes aim to help identify innovative social organisations with strong potential in a sector, help professionalise and offer help to accelerate their impact.

They contribute in the structuring and professionalisation of the social entrepreneurship sector in a dedicated area, especially through collaborations between social entrepreneurs and the actors engaged in the issue. Moreover, it is about the implementation of innovative partners with key actors in the industry, especially private, to enable change on a larger scale.

Following a call for the projects, tens of projects leaders were selected to benefit from approximately 3 months of free support, including training seminars and individual coaching, to help with their respective business plans. This enabled them to help structure a sustainable business model in order to enhance their social impact.

This period of support ends with a presentation of the social business plan that has been worked on, in front of a panel of specialists who deliver their IMPACT prize to the most promising initiatives.

The IMPACT programmes aim to identify innovative social organisations with strong potential in a sector and help them to professionalise their business plan and accelerate their impact.

They contribute in the structuring and professionalisation of the social entrepreneurship sector in a dedicated area, especially through collaborations between social entrepreneurs and the actors engaged in the issue. Moreover, it is about the implementation of innovative partners with key actors in the industry, especially private, to enable change on a larger scale.

Why would you participate in an Impact Programme?

By participating in an Impact Programme, you will enjoy a free personalised support for approximately 3 months to structure your business model, accelerate its development and:

• Change its scale

• Consolidate the strategy of your organisation and ensure sustainability

• Stimulate creativity in terms of resource mobilisation

• Improve your social impact measurement