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Transforming food systems in Southern Africa. Unlocking finance for smallholder farmers. Creating economic opportunities in the most rural areas.

Our vision is a world where smallholder farmers are empowered with long-term opportunities and market access that enable them to live healthy, dignified, and prosperous lives. A world where local food systems are equitable and work in favor of small producers, not against them. A world where all workers in food systems are paid fairly. ACCESO was originally founded by President Clinton and philanthropist Frank Giustra as an initiative of the Clinton Foundation. ACCESO’s mission is to create fundamental and lasting economic change in the lives of rural smallholder farming families. Our pioneering entrepreneurial model provides smallholder farmers with a sustainable way to participate in formalized markets, enabling them to work themselves out of poverty with dignity and to prosper. ACCESO focuses on five key initiatives: empowering farmers to improve agricultural production, guaranteeing market access, boosting local social entrepreneurship, improving food security, and market-linked reforestation. ACCESO’s current social enterprises in Colombia, El Salvador, and Haiti have generated over $60M for more than 15,000 smallholder farmers and farm workers. Current portfolio: ACCESO Colombia, the leading Colombian smallholder sourcing business in the Andean and Caribbean regions, supplying national supermarkets, retailers, and restaurants. ACCESO El Salvador, the largest smallholder producer sourcing company in El Salvador supplying over 60 types of fruits and vegetables, and fish and seafood to the quality markets. ACCESO Haiti, one of the few successful social agribusinesses in Haiti that has developed the largest formalized network of small farmers in the country, sourcing peanuts, mango, and moringa for both local and export markets. ACCESO works regularly with leading multinationals such as Pepsi, Unilever, Marriott, Walmart, and Club Med to conduct feasibility studies and pilot programs to expand sustainable sourcing or last-mile distribution opportunities.

At Adalat AI, we strive to provide AI and LLM powered technological solutions to courts and judicial systems in India to tackle widespread backlogs and delays. We are currently piloting an AI-based voice transcription software that supports court stenographers with typing depositions, cross-examinations, orders dictated in court, and judgments prepared in chambers.

The Adara Group believes that each and every person should have access to quality health, education, and other essential services, no matter where they live. The first part of the Adara Group is an international development organization called Adara Development that has expertise in maternal, newborn, and child health, and remote community development. Adara Development has worked in Nepal and Uganda since 1998. The second part of the Adara Group consists of two businesses, Adara Partners and Adara Advisors, which are ‘for purpose’ rather than for profit. Their sole objective is to fund Adara Development’s administration and emergency project costs. This allows 100% of donations received by Adara Development to go directly to project-related costs. Each year we directly reach more than 50,000 people living in poverty and countless more through knowledge sharing. To learn more, visit www.adaragroup.org or www.adarapartners.org.

Guided by the belief that healthcare should harness the unique strengths of the people it’s meant to serve, we help communities set up and manage medical centres, design the right health technology for small remote healthcare facilities, and promote local research and evidence-based medicine to improve quality of care. Afya Research Africa is a partner of the County Innovation Challenge Fund in Homa Bay and Turkana counties, has been recognized as an innovative healthcare solution by the Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke University (SEAD), GEHealthymagination, and the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship, is an active member in the Innovations in Healthcare network, and a grantee of the Pfizer Foundation bringing primary healthcare services to underserved communities.

Amani Global Works is a healthcare organization founded in 2010 that focuses on providing integrated primary healthcare services in the impoverished Great Lakes region of Africa, particularly on Idjwi Island. The organization operates a replicable model that includes community health workers, regional health centers, and a referral hospital, ensuring dignified care for all, even in remote areas. Amani has grown from a small medical center to a fully equipped regional referral hospital, engaging the local community and becoming the largest employer in the region, thus addressing critical health needs and improving access to healthcare.

The Amazon Conservation Team® (ACT®), founded in 1996, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving South American rainforests and strengthening indigenous and local communities. ACT’s vision is a future where healthy tropical forests and thriving local communities exist in harmonious relationship with each other, contributing to the well-being of the planet. Since its origins, ACT has recognized that lasting change requires a long-term, on-the-ground commitment. Over the course of 20 years, ACT has been privileged to work with over 50 indigenous groups. Currently, ACT focuses the majority of its efforts in the Northeast Amazon (particularly Suriname), the Northwest Amazon (primarily Colombia), and the Southeast Amazon (mainly Brazil) where we have a long history and excellent relationships with both the governments and local communities. Across its existence and manifold projects yielding a wealth of powerful achievements, ACT has maintained true to its mission and committed to maintaining a cost-effective operation. ACT’s three-pronged strategic approach to conservation focuses on land, livelihoods, and governance. It supports our vision for the Amazon and provides a clear, unified, and long-term direction for how our organization operates: - Promote sustainable land management and protection - Promote communities’ secure and sustainable livelihoods - Strengthen communities’ governance and culture Mission: ACT partners with indigenous and other local communities to protect tropical forests and strengthen traditional culture.

Ameelio is a tech nonprofit combatting mass incarceration in America. By virtually connecting incarcerated people with family, education, and support networks, we reduce the likelihood of recidivism and sustainably reduce prison populations. Ameelio’s ecosystem of products helps everyone — from families to corrections officials to service providers — empowering successful reentry from day one.

Apollo helps farmers in emerging markets increase their profits. We use agronomic machine learning, remote sensing, and mobile technology to help farmers access credit, high-quality farm inputs, and customized advice. Our first product is a customized package of farm inputs, farming advice, and credit delivered to farmers in Kenya.

Armmann is a secular, India-based nonprofit organization committed to improving the well-being of pregnant mothers, newborn infants, and children in the first five years of their life. Armmann designs and implements sustainable interventions to reduce maternal, neonatal, and child mortality and morbidity in underprivileged urban and rural communities in India. Armmann’s four lead projects include: mMitra (in urban India), Arogya Sakhi home-based pregnancy and infancy care program, Mother and Child Health Tracking, and HERO. Visit our home page for complete details on our project and more information on Armmann - http://www.armman.org/

Arpan is an award-winning organisation working hard to address the issue of child sexual abuse in India. Based in Mumbai, Arpan is the largest NGO in India in this specific area with over 60 social workers and counselors providing prevention and intervention services to children and adults. Over the last 9 years, Arpan has reached out to over 120,000 children and adults directly through its services and over 500,000 indirectly through training and capacity building of various stakeholders. Arpan's key project is teaching children personal safety skills in schools so that they can identify and seek help in an unsafe situation. Arpan also empowers teachers and parents with knowledge, attitude, and skills to prevent and deal with child sexual abuse. Arpan aspires to reach out to millions more children and adults to safeguard the innocent and vulnerable children and hopes to scale by building new engagement models with schools, the government, and other organisations around the country.

The Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP) sees a future where the United States welcomes individuals fleeing violence. We work alongside our members — more than 600,000 asylum seekers from over 175 countries — to make this vision a reality. Our model has three components: community support, emergency legal aid, and nationwide systemic reform. We work with individuals who have come to the United States seeking asylum, regardless of where they are now located. Our members have traveled thousands of miles and braved dangerous terrain to bring their families to safety. We recognize their strength and provide them with the tools they need to keep their families safe. We are creative, collaborative, and nonpartisan. We believe all asylum seekers deserve to find safe haven in the United States.