Impact Cities
Build resilient, sustainable and inclusive urban future and community-level solutions.
In partnership with King Baudouin Foundation
Thursday | 1 December
10.30 |
Impact.beImpact Capital 12 of Belgium's most promising impact organisations looking for funding and ready to scale: Impact pioneer Piet Colruyt has selected his favourites: from system changing non-profits, via promising start-ups and ambitious scale-ups to mature impact investing opportunities. It’s a chance for Belgian entrepreneurs to connect with Europe’s impact financiers and an opportunity for all attendees to get inspired by some mind-blowing impact initiatives! |
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Main Stage Conversation |
15.00 |
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15.30 |
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Innovative Impact Investingmakesense makesense presents a curated selection of the most innovative ideas in impact investing, including: Place-based investing - Practical experience from Rotterdam; Steward ownership - a model for embedding long-term impact in social enterprises; Result-based finance and social impact bonds - Inspiration from Denmark; and Incubation programme as selection mechanism for funding.
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17.oo | Break | |
17.30 |
Affordable HousingErste Social Finance, Habitat & Humanisme Housing is a recognised human right, a prerequisite for human well-being and peace, and a strong lever for the green transition; it is essential for financial health and social inclusion . Europe has experienced a significant rise in property prices over the last few years, and the affordability of homes is a generally recognised issue in most countries, with the strongest impact on the most vulnerable. A number of initiatives have been addressing this problem. By drawing on 3 different experiences - in Eastern Europe, United Kingdom, and France - we'll explore how mobilizing capital for impact and developing public-private partnership can provide solutions. |
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19.00 | Impact Week Dinner |
Friday | 2 December
09.30 |
What Can Culture DoMitOst Arts and culture remain mostly unexplored territory for social impact investors. But why? A growing body of work shows that cultural participation can have long-term benefits for quality of life. Culture can also catalyse and embed greater equity and inclusion. With this in mind, culture begins to look like a high-impact investment opportunity worth closer consideration. This interactive workshop will explore the state of investing in arts and culture and its impacts related to diversity, equity and inclusion. What are success stories and barriers? What's needed to draw more investment into the cultural impact economy? After short introductory statements from our experts, participants are invited to contribute to the exciting and developing conversation on cultural impact investing.
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11.00 |
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11.30
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From ESG to ImpactAgeas In this forum, Ageas will leverage first-hand experience and new angles to discuss how investments create impact. Using Ageas’s Impact24 strategy to show specific examples, we’ll cover topics such as ESG learnings in the impact context, how to develop a sustainable investment decision framework, the role of public-private partnerships, accelerating the positive transformation of cities and much more. Impact experts from the cases discussed and academia will lend perspective to the conversation. |
13.00 |
Lunch |
Impact Week
Registration website for Impact WeekEVPAconference@evpa.eu.com
EVPAconference@evpa.eu.comhttps://www.impactweek.eu/brussels
2022-11-30
2022-12-02
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Gare MaritimeGare MaritimeRue Picard 11 1000 Brussels Belgium