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Solidarity-based savings

Social impact finance is a way to help people in need through your investments. This makes it possible to combine both the financing needs of solidarity organisations and the desire of savers to support those very values through their investments.

From the expert

Boris Albert, solidarity fund manager, tells us more about solidarity investment, a type of investment that puts people first.

 

HSBC has selected four organisations with the desire to promote access to employment and housing for the disadvantaged and address basic living needs.

A humanitarian association that seeks to address basic living needs (water, health, sanitation, and food security) for people in crisis due to human activities or natural disasters.

Association that works to promote housing and integration of people in difficulty, as well as the recreation of social links. It provides access to low-rent housing and accompanies the people housed to help them with their social integration.

An economic rights advocacy association that helps people excluded from the traditional labour market and banking system to set up their own business and create their own employment through microlending

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France Active builds the equity of solidarity-driven businesses and social impact associations to enable them to create jobs for people who have dropped out of the workforce.

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