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Founded in 2013, InnoFrugal is a non-profit association based in Klaukkala, Finland.
InnoFrugal is a Finnish non-profit association founded in 2013 that promotes frugal innovation, the practice of turning resource constraints into affordable, simple and high-performing solutions for underserved populations and resource-constrained environments. It aims to foster a global ecosystem of frugal innovation to address societal challenges and advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Its work includes long-term programmes using systems and design thinking, innovation projects with multilateral organisations, businesses, SMEs, startups and funders, workshops and training, matchmaking between startups, SMEs, non-profits and impact funds, and an annual conference held in Helsinki. It also publishes white papers and podcasts and licenses partners to run local InnoFrugal events. Its topics include AI for impact, circular economy, open innovation, inclusive business and impact investing.
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FRANCIS: Frugal innovation by Citizens for Citizens
Other · Germany, Finland, United Kingdom, France, Austria, Turkey
EU Horizon 2020 funded project in which InnoFrugal is a consortium partner, examining how businesses use open innovation to create affordable frugal solutions.
More With Less Podcast
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Podcast hosted by Venkata Gandikota and Jaideep Prabhu on frugal innovation and impact investing.
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Fraunhofer, VTT, The Behavioural Insights Team, Agorize, HELIOZ, BSH Home Appliances
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Suomen dekkariseura
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Environment & Climate, Community development
SEKES
Community development, Employment & Skills
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Refugees & Migration, Education +4 more
Raija ja Ossi Tuuliaisen Säätiö
Nature & Wildlife conservation, Animal welfare +2 more