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Some of the most effective responses to major global challenges are being developed locally.

Social innovation is not a side project, it’s becoming the new foundation for how governments respond to complexity.

Public trust is not automatic, it's earned.

Communities aren’t beneficiaries of innovation, they’re builders of it.

Some of the world’s most effective solutions don’t come from boardrooms or institutions, they come from communities solving urgent, local challenges.

Public understanding of social innovation remains limited.

Traditional indicators often fail to capture the full impact of social innovation.

Most countries lack access to practical, peer-informed knowledge on how to implement social innovation effectively.

Access to financing is one of the most significant barriers to scaling social innovation.

Social innovation is missing from most national policy frameworks.

“Global calls for financial reform are growing louder — and more urgent.” — United Nations

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