Impact Hub Mexico City and the National Bank of Mexico have identified and recognized 140 Mexican companies that are generating a positive impact in their communities. In a world full of challenges such as climate change and growing social and economic inequality, it is necessary to find innovative solutions that not only seek economic benefits, but also contribute to sustainable social and environmental development. In this context,
Among these companies, initiatives such as Beekeeperwhich promotes bee conservation through sustainable beekeeping methods in Hidalgo, and Bioforestrywhich develops carbon and environmental restoration projects in the State of Mexico. Both companies demonstrate how business models can be crucial allies in the fight against the global environmental crisis.
Furthermore, companies such as Alterbikewhich employs people in prison or ex-prisoners to make urban bicycles in Mexico City, and Love & Rosesan ethical fashion brand that collaborates with local artisans, show how businesses can be drivers of social inclusion and economic development. On the other hand, companies like Basics of Mexicowhich uses sustainable materials in the fashion industry, and Country Airsa pioneer in organic products, underline the importance of environmentally responsible business models.
Agribestan agrobiotech company, and Ark Earthwhich promotes regenerative agriculture and fair trade, represent a comprehensive approach to food sustainability, a vital area to face the challenges of climate change and guarantee food security in Mexico.
In the field of technology, Dev.fan educational startup founded in 2015, is training experts in digital technology, contributing to the development of local talent and promoting equal opportunities. Donora crowdfunding platform, facilitates fundraising for social causes and community projects, ensuring transparency and direct support to the people who need it most.
The environmental impact is also reflected in companies such as Ecolanawhich promotes recycling by helping both companies and citizens to properly manage their waste, and System.biowhich offers affordable biodigesters to convert waste into renewable energy and fertilizers, contributing to the fight against poverty and climate change.
Ethical fashion is also represented with Carla Fernandezwhose fashion house preserves the textile heritage of indigenous communities through collaborations with artisans, and Closing the Cyclewhich recycles glass to make sustainable products and trains women in vulnerable situations.
This recognition not only highlights the social and environmental impact of these companies, but also promotes better business practices. In the words of Vanessa Gonzalezdirector of Fomento Social Citibanamex, “these companies not only benefit their communities, but are creating solutions that contribute to a more fair, sustainable and prosperous future.”
With this initiative, it is hoped to inspire new entrepreneurs to replicate business models with positive impact, promoting the creation of more companies that contribute to inclusive economic and social development. You can see the complete list of companies and their initiatives at las140deimpacto.mx.
What is an impact company?
Today, there are companies around the world that are contributing significantly to the positive transformation of their communities, driving the creation of a new inclusive and sustainable economy, which seeks to balance economic efficiency with social and environmental resilience.
According to the World Economic Forum, there are approximately 10 million impact companies globally, contributing $2 trillion to global GDP. In countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom and Colombia, there are already laws that encourage the creation and strengthening of these companies.
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