Interesting story on the land grab happening in Africa http://t.co/TDNOvoF via @theeconomist
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What's next for Social Entrepreneurship: from The Social Edge Blog
I just checked out The Social Edge Blog, a blog from the Skoll Foundation supported program called The Social Edge. Rod Schwartz, one of the bloggers, writes about his thoughts and predictions for the next decade of social change. It got me…See More
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Hey there, Check out my current blog. You'd be interested in it. Management Innovation!
is wondering what the next generation of innovators will do. What do you think?
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Co-innovation means local involvement before AND AFTER technology deployment
http://www.theworld.org/2010/06/29/problem-with-the-playpump/
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What is GRAIN?GRAIN stands for Global Responsibility and Innovation Network. It is a globally responsible social network that connects the academic, private, and professional communities to actively design technologies and implement solutions for sustainable development.
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What's next for Social Entrepreneurship: from The Social Edge Blog
I just checked out The Social Edge Blog, a blog from the Skoll Foundation supported program called The Social Edge.
Rod Schwartz, one of the bloggers, writes about his thoughts and predictions for the next decade of…
ContinuePosted by Sujata on January 20, 2011 at 5:16pm
Dog Poop for Good Use
You will not believe this!
Matt Mazzotta a Cambridge, MA local artist, and I would say Grainiac, has come up with an ingenious way to help dog lovers be more aware of alternate energy with his Park Spark Project. He let's dog walkers dispose their dog doodoo in a biodegradable bag into a bio-gas conversion system that lights a park lamp! He wants to extend this idea to other things... maybe you can Co-innovate with him!
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Matt Mazzotta a Cambridge, MA local artist, and I would say Grainiac, has come up with an ingenious way to help dog lovers be more aware of alternate energy with his Park Spark Project. He let's dog walkers dispose their dog doodoo in a biodegradable bag into a bio-gas conversion system that lights a park lamp! He wants to extend this idea to other things... maybe you can Co-innovate with him!
Check it out… Continue
Posted by Sujata on November 4, 2010 at 4:00pm
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