How to be more impact driven and the benefit of getting accredited.

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How to be more impact driven and the benefit of getting accredited.

WHAT IS AN IMPACT DRIVEN ENTERPRISE? Social mission Target Beneficiary Business model

WHY? Generating income for another charitable/community purpose Reducing reliance on grants and donations Meeting a community need To advance or achieve a specific social mission Being the change’ by demonstrating better way of doing business

SOCIAL IMPACTS Employment for the marginalised Equality & empowerment Pollution & waste management Income/ productivity growth Community Development

COMMON BUSINESS MODELS CROSS SUBSIDISATION INCLUSIVE BUSINESS ONE FOR ONE MICRO FRANCHISING DESIGN FOR EXTREME AFFORDABILITY

CROSS SUBSIDISATION MISSION Become the lead community-based organization in Malaysia working with key affected populations on HIV and AIDS, gender identity and sexual health. HOW The services provided by the organisation, such as HIV testing and screening, counsellings etc are charged at normal rate for those that can afford A portion of revenue is used to subsidise the same services for the unfortunate who cannot afford to pay the full price.

ONE FOR ONE MISSION With every product you purchase, TOMS will help a person in need. HOW TOMS provides one pair of shoes to a child in need For every shoe sold

Empower the blind and visually impaired community in Malaysia INCLUSIVE BUSINESS MISSION To facilitate the process of social integration for people with disabilities and aims to change mindsets on disability and diversity. HOW Empower the blind and visually impaired community in Malaysia Incorporate a preferential hiring policy, where majority of the staff employed is from the blind and visually impaired community

To empower the marginalised community to become business owners MICRO-FRANCHISING MISSION Providing employment opportunities for the B40s by training them to become entrepreneurs. HOW To empower the marginalised community to become business owners Replicate and franchise their food truck, allowing the b40 community to become the franchise owner

DESIGN FOR EXTREME AFFORDABILITY MISSION To alleviate the health quality of mothers and children by providing innovative solutions To solve issue of equal access and affordability Redesign a product/service to make it more affordable

Incubator Warm/controlled temperature $20,000 Embrace Low-cost infant warmer $25

ADDITIONAL BUSINESS MODELS Profit redistribution Environment Focused

Public & Private Sectors Impact Driven Enterprises (IDEs) OVERVIEW OF IDEA MaGIC’s Impact Driven Enterprise Accreditation (IDEA) Program aims to create systemic shift by involving private and public sectors to drive social procurement and impact projects as part of their activities. Public & Private Sectors Impact Driven Enterprises (IDEs) These sectors have the means & capital to create income for those who have been engaged to be part of the supply chain These enterprises offer services and products with the intention of earnings made will benefit a certain community Biz procurement & Corp social Investments/ Responsibility Goods and/or services Impact Driven Enterprises

SOCIAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY IDEs CRITERIA FOR IDEA IDEs must be able to produce evidence to meet the following criteria; and be procurement-ready. Criteria 1:You have a clearly stated social or environmental goal on your public documents, marketing collaterals and/or your company constitution Criteria 2: You contribute significant resources to your social mission by an allocation of at least: 51% of workforce is from disadvantaged groups; or SOCIAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 35% of your business cost is channeled towards providing income, training or subsidized goods or services to disadvantaged groups; and/or 35% of your production raw materials or resources is spent on achieving your environmental mission; and/or 51% of your profits is distributed towards solving your social mission. AND Criteria 3: Majority of your total annual revenue is earned by business transactions (income to grant ratio 51:49); or for start-ups, you plan to work towards this revenue model. FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY

IMPACT PARTNERS IN IDEA Impact partners are institutions who commit to social procurement from IDEs accredited by IDEA. Periodic impact report outlining the partner’s procurement activities and impact achieved will be provided to the Impact Partners.

Up to Date MaGIC IDEA & Social Procurement Value Creation Employment for the Marginalised / income & Productivity Growth 64 SUSTAINED JOBS that impacting the lives of B40 youth & youth at risk,B40 women as well as disabled community (OKU) RM 136,000 INCOME generated for the relevant beneficiary groups Social Procurement value: RM 1.8 mil Pollution , Waste Management & Environment Sustainability Total estimated social procurement/ impact projects (not accounted for) : RM 4.5 mil 5134 Metres of upcycling materials saved from landfills due to repurpose & upcycling activities 718 KGs of used cooking oil & perishable foods being repurposed/ saved from environment externalities 121 TREES planted involving indigenous areas & reserved plantations

IMPACT CANVAS Mission Impact Product/ Services Business Model What problem are you trying to solve, or change do you aspire to see? Identify the changes you hope to see as a result of your activities Who are your target beneficiaries and what benefits you wish to create for them? Be specific (eg. demographics, key stakeholders, geography) What products/ services do you offer? Identify the products/ services you wish to offer as the source of your revenue Which business model suits your idea best? Identify the right business model for that will fully utilise your resources to impact your beneficiaries Barriers What are the barriers/concern you will face