No Poverty
A “founder’s salary” covers living costs. Nobody starting a company has to drop below what they need to live on to do it.
Sustainable Development Goals
The United Nations set seventeen goals for sustainable development. We contribute to seven of them.
We name only the goals we contribute something concrete to. What that is stands underneath each one.
- 1No PovertySupporting
- 2Zero HungerNo contribution from us
- 3Good Health and Well-beingNo contribution from us
- 4Quality EducationFocus
- 5Gender EqualityFocus
- 6Clean Water and SanitationNo contribution from us
- 7Affordable and Clean EnergyNo contribution from us
- 8Decent Work and Economic GrowthFocus
- 9Industry, Innovation and InfrastructureSupporting
- 10Reduced InequalitiesFocus
- 11Sustainable Cities and CommunitiesNo contribution from us
- 12Responsible Consumption and ProductionNo contribution from us
- 13Climate ActionNo contribution from us
- 14Life Below WaterNo contribution from us
- 15Life on LandNo contribution from us
- 16Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsNo contribution from us
- 17Partnerships for the GoalsSupporting
Quality Education
The Academy teaches what acting entrepreneurially actually asks for. Open, with no prior qualification required.
Gender Equality
Who gets to start a company still depends on who has access to capital and networks. We’re working on making gender stop being part of that answer.
Decent Work and Economic Growth
Target 8.3 names entrepreneurship as a route to decent work. That’s where we work: on the conditions under which somebody can begin.
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
We’re building the infrastructure that acting entrepreneurially has been missing. Funding logic, community and knowledge in one place.
Reduced Inequalities
Entrepreneurship has been a closed circle for a few. We’re opening it, whatever somebody’s background, age or bank balance.
Partnerships for the Goals
everypreneurs is set up across Europe. In every country we look for partners who carry the approach locally.
Goal titles and colours come from the United Nations.