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Modular shipping container units filled with black soldier fly larvae process organic waste on-site, producing protein for animal feed and fertilizer for farms.

This UK brewery turns surplus bread from bakeries into award-winning craft beer, reducing food waste while replacing expensive malted barley with a free ingredient.

A Dutch denim brand proving you can look good without owning anything—they lease jeans and turn old pairs into new ones in a fully circular model.

The bakery that supplies Ben & Jerry's brownies pioneered Open Hiring—no interviews, no background checks, no resumes. Just show up ready to work.

Two Imperial College students invented edible water bubbles from seaweed, replaced 500,000 plastic items at the London Marathon, and won the Earthshot Prize.

A college in rural India trains illiterate grandmothers from 96 countries to become solar engineers—using sign language, color-coded circuits, and no textbooks. They return home to electrify their villages.

A search engine that uses 100% of profits to plant trees, having funded 200+ million trees while pioneering steward-ownership to ensure mission permanence.

An economics professor lent $27 to 42 families during a famine and discovered that the poor were the most creditworthy customers banks had ever ignored. 50 years later: $39 billion disbursed, 10 million borrowers, Nobel Peace Prize.

A camera and scale under the kitchen bin uses AI to identify wasted food, helping Hilton, IKEA, and Marriott cut food waste in half and save $100M+ annually.

An IIT engineer returned from the US to disprove three myths: that the poor can't afford solar, can't maintain technology, and social enterprises can't be profitable. 29 years and 2 million installations later, the myths are dead.

A marketplace app connecting consumers with restaurants and stores selling surplus food at a discount, saving 400+ million meals from waste.