Editorial
Kate Cochran
Economic Justice Requires More than Money Alone

Money alone might improve extreme poverty; economic justice requires more. When Upaya looks for companies that create dignified jobs for the poor, we evaluate questions of reliability, safety, and fundamental respect in addition to the economic benefits.

Economic Justice Requires More than Money Alone
Upaya Updates
Upaya
Severe Second Wave of Covid Cases in India

We at Upaya are devastated by the severe second wave of Covid cases sweeping across India, and remain steadfastly committed to supporting our team, our entrepreneurs, and their jobholders during these uncertain times.

Sustainable Jobs

Upaya Social Ventures Announces Successful Exit from Tamul Plates

Upaya Social Ventures Announces Successful Exit from Tamul Plates

Upaya Social Ventures today announced its exit from its longstanding equity position in Tamul Plates, an Assam-based social enterprise that produces and markets high-quality, all-natural disposable plates and bowls made from arecanut (palm) tree leaves, all while creating jobs throughout a sustainable value chain.

How can technology innovations sustainably solve the global food challenge?

How can technology innovations sustainably solve the global food challenge?

Hunger and poverty are two of the most pressing challenges that mankind is facing putting pressure on the agriculture industry to produce more food more sustainably. At Upaya, we made it a new commitment to invest in companies that are working to mitigate climate change.

Upaya Social Ventures is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

 
 
 

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