Is the charity sector a place for true disruption and can embracing failure help tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues? What is the difference between organisations which learn from failure and those which don’t?
Permission to fail shines a light on setting crazy ambitions, failing and rising from the ashes, to then succeeding. It tells the story of SolarAid, an organisation which succeeded, then failed, to succeeding again by bringing 12 million people clean, safe renewable light.
About SolarAid
SolarAid is an international charity founded in 2006 to combat poverty and climate change. Through its social enterprise, SunnyMoney, it provides access to solar lights in Malawi and Zambia to help catalyse solar markets with renewable light.
Visit: solar-aid.org
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Is the charity sector a place for true disruption and can embracing failure help tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues? What is the difference between organisations which learn from failure and those which don’t?
Permission to fail shines a light on setting crazy ambitions, failing and rising from the ashes, to then succeeding. It tells the story of SolarAid, an organisation which succeeded, then failed, to succeeding again by bringing 12 million people clean, safe renewable light.
About SolarAid
SolarAid is an international charity founded in 2006 to combat poverty and climate change. Through its social enterprise, SunnyMoney, it provides access to solar lights in Malawi and Zambia to help catalyse solar markets with renewable light.
Visit: solar-aid.org
Is the charity sector a place for true disruption and can embracing failure help tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues? What is the difference between organisations which learn from failure and those which don’t?
Permission to fail shines a light on setting crazy ambitions, failing and rising from the ashes, to then succeeding. It tells the story of SolarAid, an organisation which succeeded, then failed, to succeeding again by bringing 12 million people clean, safe renewable light.
About SolarAid
SolarAid is an international charity founded in 2006 to combat poverty and climate change. Through its social enterprise, SunnyMoney, it provides access to solar lights in Malawi and Zambia to help catalyse solar markets with renewable light.
Visit: solar-aid.org
