- In the News
- Smallholders Foundation wins at World Bank Development Marketplace
- Husk Power & GSBI Featured on Forbes.com
- A Small Quiet Revolution of the Human Spirit ~ Jim Koch's Reflections from W Bengal
- Photo Album from Jim Koch's Visit to Anudip Foundation
- The GSBI™ Presents at the World Bank Institute
- Husk Power Systems (09) wins Cisco, Draper, Fisher, Jurvetson Business Plan Competition
- Elizabeth Hausler from Build Change (07) featured on NPR's All Things Considered
- Whirlwind Wheelchair feature on Frontline World
- Ziquitza Healthcare featured in India's Financial Times
- GSBI® Earns Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship (SASE)
- A Hothouse for Creativity NextBillion.net
- Equal Access (04) Featured in UN Democracy Fund Newsletter
- GSBI® Associate Director Eric Carlson interviewed by NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
- IDE-India (06): Finalist for Legatum FORTUNE Technology Prize
- Meds & Food for Kids (08): Doing well by doing good?... Christian Science Monitor
- VisionSpring (06) (formerly Scojo) featured in the Wall Street Journal
- blueEnergy (08) and Tech Awards President on NBC Bay Area
- CraftNetwork (08): Making Fair-Trade Sustainable in BusinessWeek
Participant: Edgardo Herbosa Provides up to the minute price information for agriculture, consumer, and industrial manufacturers. Enables e-commerce between to rural farmers through b2bpricenow digital centers creating an electronic marketplace. 
Participant: Adriaan Mol Provides innovative solutions such as water and sanitation products that positively impact the health and well-being of people living in low-income countries.  Participant: Joseph Adelegan Installs biogas plants to create a cheap source of domestic energy, abate pollution, and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from one of Africa’s largest slaughterhouses where unabated pollution threatens citizen’s health, and need for affordable cooking gas runs high.  Participant: Dora Talavera Promotes the education and employment of disadvantaged and handicapped women seamstresses and tailors in the creation of specialty clothing for fashion designers in the US and Europe that do not seek or require mass output.  Participant: Satyan Mishra Bridging the digital divide using ICT tools and Information Centers as an advantage for remote and economically poor rural communities.  Participant: Collins Apuoyo
Improving the livelihoods and environmental outcomes of slum dwellers living along the Mukuru-Ngong River by piloting a used oil collection and recycling facility.  Participant: Tinshu Gemhu Provides computer literacy training and internet-related livelihood opportunities through ICT centers in Cameroon.  Participant: Christopher Johnson Delivers interactive online collaboration and communication applications and strategies for value-driven enterprises.  Participant: Suresh Subramanian IDE manages a profitable supply chain that provides low cost drip irrigation solutions. The systems can be deployed and maintained by small farmers and generates significant economic and social empowerment by enabling a shift to higher value products. IDE is committed to delivering environmentally safe, affordable and potentially sustainable appropriate technologies to rural communities by blending market and donor supported business models.  Participant: Atsu Titiati
Participant: Matthew Flannery
Participant: Stephen Carson
Participant: Graham Macmillan
Participant: Claudia Schauer Sprinkles improves health and well-being of women and children worldwide by enabling the home-fortification of foods through the distribution of packets containing a blend of nutrients in powder form which can be sprinkled onto food. Product efficacy has been certified through peer- reviewed research with contributes to the on-going support of donor agencies.
Participant: Liza Kimbo
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