Outils et formations pour innover dans l'entreprise inclusive

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Vous trouverez, ici, des ressources d’autoapprentissage proposées par iBAN et par ses partenaires sur des thèmes liés à l’entreprise inclusive. Elles sont basées sur les travaux de recherche les plus récents et soigneusement sélectionnées pour répondre aux besoins de vos entreprises.

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Online Course

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Introduction Ă  l'entreprise inclusive

Cette formation apporte des connaissances de base sur l’entreprise inclusive, sa définition et ses caractéristiques. Il définit également les paramètres des groupes ciblés par l’entreprise inclusive et les conditions de leur implication dans la chaîne de valeur. Il décrit les différents secteurs dans lesquels la base de la pyramide est engagée, identifie différentes approches d’entreprise inclusive et illustre l’écosystème de l’entreprise inclusive. Globalement, il plaide en faveur de l’entreprise inclusive et souligne son impact positif sur les ODD.

SectorAgriculture ou alimentation, Éducation, Énergie, Services financiers, Santé, Logement ou construction, TIC, Vente au détail, production ou biens de consommation, Tourisme, Eau, assainissement ou gestion des déchets
TopicsBase de la pyramide en tant que client·e, Base de la pyramide en tant que fournisseur, Base de la pyramide en tant que distributeur, Investissement à impact, Partenariats, ODD
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Online Course

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Introduction to Inclusive Business

This general introductory course imparts basic knowledge on inclusive business, its definition and features. The course also sets the parameters of the IB target groups and how they are involved in the value chain. It outlines the different sectors where the Base of the Pyramid (BoP) is engaged, identifies different inclusive business approaches and illustrates the inclusive business ecosystem. Overall, the intro course makes the case for inclusive business and highlights the positive impact of IB on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

SectorAgriculture or Food, Education, Energy, Financial Services, Health, Housing or Construction, ICT, Retail, Manufacturing or Consumer Goods, Tourism, Water, Sanitation or Waste Management
TopicsBoP as customer, BoP as distributor, BoP as supplier, Impact Investing, Partnerships, SDGs
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The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Inclusive Business Maturity Toolkit

Business Call to Action (BCtA) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)’s Istanbul International Center for Private Sector in Development (IICPSD) together with the global consultancy and advisory company Deloitte developed a report on drivers of inclusive business models aligned with the SDGs and accompanying toolkit to assess a company’s business model maturity level and navigate opportunities to leverage the SDGs.

TopicsInclusive business models and strategy, Innovation, SDGs
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BCtA Impact lab

The BCtA Impact Lab goes through the impact management process over four self-paced modules. It is a step by step process that covers defining your SDG aligned theory of change; designing your own impact framework; collecting data; and managing and communicating your company’s impact.

TopicsData, Inclusive business models and strategy, Results Measurement and Impact, Scale, SDGs
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Inclusive Business and Human Rights

This masterclass and the related toolkits focus on the promotion of human rights. Learn how a solid human rights strategy can positively impact your competitiveness, reputation, and ability to secure and retain investment.

TopicsCorporates in Inclusive Business, Employment, Gender, Inclusive business models and strategy, Policy and Government , SDGs
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Gender Equality Mainstreaming (GEM) Framework

The GEM self-assessment measures a company’s performance on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) components. Designed for companies to complete themselves, the self-assessment builds upon the ESG investment standard by mainstreaming gender across a range of ESG criteria. The self-assessment is made up of three surveys, with each survey asking gender-specific questions about one of the ESG components. The GEM self-assessment assists businesses to identify these types of value creation opportunities that can improve a company’s standing among its competitors.

TopicsCorporates in Inclusive Business, Finance for Inclusive Business, Gender, Impact Investing, Inclusive business models and strategy, SDGs

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