The Bridge Fund Works in Tibetan Communities Fostering Development
Tiana Reid — January 25, 2013 — Social Good
References: bridgefund.org & facebook
The Bridge Fund is a holistic organization that works in and around Tibetan communities through a variety of programs and initiatives. The aim is to reach those who have less access to resources. While "less-served" or other synonyms are often used by social enterprises and charities to describe the communities in which they work, the sites here are more specific and usually are located in places that are above 14,000 feet in various local Tibetan Communities.
The main three areas of work include cultural heritage preservation, economic development that is sustainable as well as conservation of the planet.
Contact Information
The Bridge Fun website
The Bridge Fund on Facebook
Bridge Fund on Twitter
Bridge Fund on LinkedIn
Bridge Fund on Google Plus
The main three areas of work include cultural heritage preservation, economic development that is sustainable as well as conservation of the planet.
Contact Information
The Bridge Fun website
The Bridge Fund on Facebook
Bridge Fund on Twitter
Bridge Fund on LinkedIn
Bridge Fund on Google Plus
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1. Holistic Organizations - Opportunity to create organizations that address various aspects of community development, including cultural heritage preservation, economic sustainability, and environmental conservation.
2. Community Resource Access - Potential for initiatives that focus on providing resources and support to communities with limited access to resources, particularly in remote locations.
3. Sustainable Development - Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in developing strategies and programs that foster economic growth while prioritizing sustainability and environmental conservation.
Industry Implications
1. Social Enterprises - Opportunity for social enterprises to address the needs of less-served communities and provide resources for sustainable development.
2. Charities - Charities can focus on supporting communities located in remote areas, particularly those above 14,000 feet, by providing resources and development initiatives.
3. Environmental Conservation - Opportunity for organizations working in environmental conservation to collaborate with communities in Tibetan regions and promote sustainable development initiatives.
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