Based in Seville, Spain, 'Movimiento Idun' is a social enterprise that supports initiatives in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries. Its main portal is the "Emprendedor Social" website, which is run by Ginés Haro. The website, and accompanying Twitter and Facebook accounts, offers various regionally based information, resources and other advice on how to strategize social entrepreneurship projects and ideas.
Haro has worked doing content and community work for The Guardian's Social Enterprise Network, which now has over 20,000 registered users. He also coordinates and participates in free web conferences, the last of which focused on environmental entrepreneurship and how to develop a business plan, focusing specifically on Spain and Latin America. Luis Morales, Humberto Salinas and Valentin-Gamazo Augustine were also part of the symposium which took place in the middle of January.
Contact Information
Movimiento Idun website
Movimiento on Facebook
Movimiento on Twitter
Spanish-Supporting Social Enterprises
'Movimiento Idun' is a Language-Based CIC in Spain
Trend Themes
1. Spanish-speaking Social Entrepreneurship - Establishing social enterprises that cater to the Spanish-speaking population can provide language-specific support and valuable resources.
2. Virtual Conferences - Hosting webinars and virtual symposiums can increase accessibility to resources and create opportunities for global networking in the field of social entrepreneurship.
3. Regional-focused Entrepreneurship - Focusing on specific regions can improve the effectiveness and success of social entrepreneurship initiatives by tailoring resources to the unique challenges and opportunities of different locations.
Industry Implications
1. Social Entrepreneurship - Social entrepreneurship is a field that can benefit from language-specific support and regional-focused initiatives.
2. Language Education - As language barriers can be a significant challenge to successful social entrepreneurship, language education can be an essential resource for those interested in this field.
3. Online Education - Online education platforms can provide accessibility to resources and facilitate virtual networking and information-sharing in social entrepreneurship.