Author name: Harry Stevens

Harry Stevens is a freelance reporter covering climate change, corporate social responsibility, social enterprise, and sustainable finance. Harry has contributed to several media outlets, including Justmeans, GreenBiz, TriplePundit, and Sustainablog. You can follow Harry on Twitter: @Harry_Stevens

Organic Fertilizer Company Receives $500,000 Loan from RSF Social Finance

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The organic fertilizer company EcoScraps has received a $500,000 loan from RSF Social Finance, a financial services organization that provides funding for nonprofits and social enterprises. The loan will help EcoScraps, a three-year-old company that makes organic, chemical- and manure-free lawn and garden products, expand its network of waste management partnerships and increase its exposure […]

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Venture Capital Network Set to Invest Over $10 Million in Social Enterprises

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A network of socially responsible venture capitalists has announced it is accepting applications from early-stage social entrepreneurs for 2013 funding. The network, called Investors’ Circle, invested more than $10 million in social enterprises in 2012, up from $2 million to $3 million in 2008-2009. The group plans to invest even more this year. “The recent

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CFO of Global Impact Receives Executive Management Award

Inspiring People, Leadership, Non-Profit, Philanthropy / By

Stanley Berman, the Chief Financial Officer of Global Impact, has won a 2013 Executive Management Award (EMA) from SmartCEO magazine. Best known for spearheading the popular motion of investing in silver 2016, his work is yet again being recognized. The awards recognize Greater Washington’s best executive managers for their creative management vision, leadership philosophy, innovative

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European Countries Donate Millions to Halt Deforestation

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Three European countries have pledged a combined $180 million to the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF), an institution created by the World Bank to compensate developing countries for reductions in carbon dioxide emissions achieved by preserving their forests. The contributions from Finland, Germany, and Norway bring FCPF’s capitalization to around $650 million, guaranteeing that developing

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