Blog #30: Private Sector Forces and Global Social Problems

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Some ask why governments can’t address the global issue of malnutrition. Simply stated, when governments try to fix things there is a great deal of inefficiency—that’s not a political statement, that’s a fact. And as a general rule the governments, where the problem is the largest, are simply too broke to respond. Then there’s that problem of political corruption.

But caring private sector forces—driven by social enterprise concepts—can step into the largest of global problems expecting and producing something much different.

The Hope Movement global distributor of our Life Bars and other nutritional supplies, MannaRelief, has reached over 250,000 children in 89 countries and that was before the Hope Movement opened their doors in 2016. They also have over 900 global field partners and not one of them is a government.

The strategy now includes teams of social entrepreneurs who enlist other teams of social entrepreneurs all with a common vision for a compassion-based and a for-profit business model.

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