This opportunity funds social entrepreneurs to launch new organizations that solve distribution challenges for proven poverty interventions. It supports pilot projects serving about 100 beneficiaries with a vision to scale country-wide to at least 100,000 within 5 years. Emphasis is on cost-effectiveness, credible evidence of impact, and scalable models to improve access to poverty solutions.
Open to social entrepreneurs who can start new businesses or NGOs to distribute proven poverty interventions. Applicants must design scalable plans to increase access and impact rapidly.
