SEED Annual Reports
Follow SEED's achievements in the annual reports.
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SEED Annual Report 2012
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In 2012 SEED has not only continued to work with a record number of inspiring and innovative grassroots social and environmental enterprises all over the world, but has also formed new partnerships and participated in major events which contributed to the promotion of both gender equality and the green economy. Click on the links above to learn more about the 35 2011 SEED Winners and SEED's achievements.
SEED’s Annual Report 2011
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2011 was a remarkable year for SEED, where a record number of SEED winners were awarded. Click on the link above to:
- learn about SEED’s significant expansion
- discover more about SEED’s focus in Africa
- find out about the insights revealed from SEED’s first high-level Symposium on the Green Economy, in South Africa, and
- gain better understanding of the obstacles and opportunities social and environmental enterprise face
SEED's Annual Report 2010
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Read about SEED’s progress and developments in the 2010 Annual Report, where you will find information about:
- The 2009 SEED Gold Winners and Winners
- How SEED helps its winners to establish scale up
- Tools developed by SEED for social and environmental entrepreneurs
SEED's Annual Report 2009
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SEED's 2009 Annual sets out our main activities and achievements for the period from May 2006 - December 2008.
Highlights from 2006-2008
- annual SEED awards, rather than biennial, so doubling the number of winners
- national events and capacity building workshops for each of the winning partnerships
- targeted networking and profiling for the 10 finalists
- most previous SEED award winners scale up and demonstrate increased impacts
- a new network of Associates, organisations willing to help individual winners and SEED
- a new series of research and learning briefs, the SEED Insightsinitiating the development of a new global online resource for sustainable development entrepreneurs, with IISD and CEC
- a greater number of SEED Partners: India, Spain, the Netherlands Ministry of Agriculture and Norway joined
