AACOSE 7 worked with global social economy actors and focused on Africa’s place in global movements. Participation grew to about 450 people and partnerships widened to include UN agencies and continental networks.
On 17 May 2024, social enterprise networks from Ghana, Kenya, Ethiopia and Côte d’Ivoire launched the Network of African Social Enterprises (NASE) at the conference.
Ambassador, Embassy of Hungary, Nairobi
Vice Chancellor, Tangaza University
DVC Finance and Administration, Tangaza University
Director, Institute for Social Transformation, Tangaza University
Board Chairperson, Social Enterprise Kenya
Dean, School of Arts and Social Sciences, Tangaza University
Country Director, CISP
CEO, Agromwinda
Vice Chancellor, Strathmore University
CEO, Social Enterprise Ethiopia
Co-Chair, Catalyst 2030 Africa Region
CEO, National Youth Council
In an inspiring panel discussion during AACOSE7, industry experts shared groundbreaking ideas on how social entrepreneurship is transforming Kenya’s healthcare landscape. Moderated by Dr. Alice Nzangi from Tangaza University, the panelists delved into real-world initiatives making healthcare accessible, affordable, and innovative.
Africa faces significant challenges in achieving sustainable food systems, with concerns about environmental impact, food safety, and agricultural sustainability. During AACOSE7, experts discussed these issues and explored innovative solutions that social enterprises (SEs) can offer to address them. Speakers included
Held from May 15th to 17th, 2024, at Tangaza University in Nairobi, Kenya, this year’s conference, themed “Building Networks to Advance Social Entrepreneurship in Africa,” brought together over 500 participants from 12 countries, highlighting the growing momentum of social entrepreneurship as a driving force for sustainable development in Africa.
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