Rebuilding Nepal Without Rebuilding Its Risks
After the flood, recovery capital must do more than replace what was lost
Advancing climate resilience solutions through social entrepreneurship is the primary goal of a three-year initiative announced by Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship and Chevron. The project aims to further climate-smart agriculture, safe water, and reliable low-carbon energy to vulnerable communities in Asia Pacific through customized support to high potential social enterprises. The project is launched in conjunction with the release of a Miller Center paper entitled, Amplifying Impact: How Accelerating Social Entrepreneurship Boosts Climate Resilience. The paper makes the case that social entrepreneurship can help prevent more people being pushed into poverty by climate-fueled events such as droughts, floods, and…
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