Germany’s social enterprise movement is emerging from the sidelines

Pablo Hoffmann 8th April 2021

After a sluggish start, social entrepreneurship is now booming in Germany, according to new research by the country's social enterprise network SEND, which has also seen a sharp increase in its own membership. But entrepreneurs and advocates of the movement still face an uphill battle in some areas. Could 2021 – a general election year – be a turning point?

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