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El modelo LPA: un nuevo enfoque para financiar empresas sociales africanas | Yusuf Ahmad | TEDxJimeta

Título original: The LPA Model: A New Approach to Funding African Social Enterprises | Yusuf Ahmad | TEDxJimeta

26 oct 202610:00
TTEDx Talkshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK_k3Wgx-CkDatos de la fuente
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Muchos emprendedores sociales africanos tienen ideas sólidas, pero les cuesta conseguir financiación. En esta charla de TEDxJimeta, Yusuf Ahmad anima a los fundadores a mirar más allá del dinero y a reconocer los recursos que ya existen en sus comunidades. Presenta el modelo LPA (Escuchar, Demostrar, Atraer) como una forma de apoyarse en el conocimiento local, mostrar el impacto y atraer financiadores que compartan su visión.

En este vídeo
  • Por qué muchas empresas sociales africanas tienen dificultades para financiarse
  • Aprovechar el conocimiento local y los recursos comunitarios
  • El modelo LPA: escuchar, demostrar, atraer
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Many African social entrepreneurs have brilliant ideas but struggle to secure funding. In this talk, Yusuf Ahmad challenges founders to look beyond money and recognise the resources already available within their communities. Through the LPA model — Listen, Prove, Attract — he shares how entrepreneurs can build on local knowledge, demonstrate impact, and attract funders who align with their vision. The message is simple: start with what you have, prove what works, and build solutions that create lasting impact. Yusuf Ahmad is a community organiser and agripreneur dedicated to driving social impact and inclusive development. He is the founder of TEDxBauchi and a founding member of Wunti Alkhair Foundation. He has previously worked with the University of Aberdeen Centre for Global Development and Inspiralba, a UK-based non-profit organisation. In 2025, he served as a Scottish Government delegate at the Social Enterprise World Forum in Taiwan. Yusuf holds a Master's degree in Global Health and Management from the University of Aberdeen, UK. His academic research focuses on identifying the historical, economic, and social determinants of contemporary inequalities in health and wellbeing. He brings extensive experience in community engagement, health policy research, and impact evaluation, alongside a growing interest in impact investing This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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