IKEA Social Entrepreneurship

Other Sweden ·Founded 2012

Overview

IKEA Social Entrepreneurship is a program by IKEA that invests in social enterprises and initiatives creating positive social impact and empowering communities. Since its inception in 2012, the program has partnered with social businesses worldwide to develop products and services that address social and environmental challenges. These collaborations aim to provide job opportunities, promote sustainable practices, and support vulnerable communities. Through various initiatives, IKEA Social Entrepreneurship focuses on areas such as inclusive employment, circularity, and renewable materials. The program has supported numerous social enterprises, contributing to positive systems change and improved livelihoods for many individuals globally.

Investment Focus

  • Social impact focus
  • Sustainable practices
  • Empowerment of vulnerable communities

Portfolio Companies

SPUNClassical Handmade ProductsKaruppanyaRamesh FlowersDuAnyamJordan River FoundationDoi Tung Development ProjectSAITEXROPEAneka Coklat

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Frequently asked questions about IKEA Social Entrepreneurship

What sectors does IKEA Social Entrepreneurship invest in?

IKEA Social Entrepreneurship invests in Sustainability, Circular Economy, Social Entrepreneurship, Handicrafts, Home Furnishings and Renewable Materials, and is based in Sweden. IKEA Social Entrepreneurship is listed as a other in the ConnectSafely investor database.

What stage does IKEA Social Entrepreneurship invest at?

IKEA Social Entrepreneurship backs companies at Growth and Late Stage.

Which regions does IKEA Social Entrepreneurship invest in?

IKEA Social Entrepreneurship invests across India, Brazil, Indonesia, Jordan, Bangladesh and Vietnam.

What companies has IKEA Social Entrepreneurship invested in?

IKEA Social Entrepreneurship's portfolio includes SPUN, Classical Handmade Products, Karuppanya, Ramesh Flowers, DuAnyam, Jordan River Foundation, Doi Tung Development Project and SAITEX.

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