Social Traders and RMIT University have released a report titled "What Works: The Global Evidence on Social Enterprise Success Factors.
It draws on a systematic review of 137 peer-reviewed academic studies to answer a question that has long challenged the sector: what enables social enterprises to be resilient, sustain impact and scale beyond just trade revenue?
The report details that there's no single formula and that success depends on alignment across six dimensions.
Read the full report to understand more about the six dimensions: policy, markets, finance and resources, support, human capital, culture and values and the factors required for social enterprise success.
