If you’re interested in decentralization, entrepreneurship, scaling systems without scaling control, or just want to hear how we plan to enable 100,000 social enterprises in the next decade through SINA, this conversation will offer new insights.
Richard Medcalf of xquadrant spoke with Etienne Salborn about the journey from a simple sponsorship program in Uganda to today’s movement of 20+ autonomous, self-organized communities—SINAs—across Africa and beyond. They touched on why conventional aid often reinforces dependency, and how freesponsibility—the combination of freedom and radical responsibility—is enabling marginalized youth to become leaders, not recipients.
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