The elea movie takes you on a journey to our impact ventures and shows how we fight absolute poverty with entrepreneurial means. Featured impact entrepreneurs discuss their innovative, locally-rooted solutions to one of humanity's most pressing issues, explain how they create lasting social impact and how elea adds value along the way.

Yani's passion for technology started early, but growing up in an underprivileged neighborhood in suburban Buenos Aires, opportunities felt out of reach. Today, she is part of Arbusta's team, delivering data and machine learning training services to large companies in Latin America. Through this, Arbusta opens pathways to sustainable economic futures for these young talents. Read the blog article to learn more.

Every day, more than 1.5 million waste pickers in India walk kilometers, collecting discarded dry waste from streets, alleys, and landfills, and selling it to nearby scrap shops. Hasiru Dala Innovations offers them opportunities for higher incomes and improved working conditions. Discover more in our blog post.

Our white paper, "The Impact of Impact Measurement," highlights the essential role of impact measurement in impact investing. It not only sets impact investing apart from other investment strategies but also helps impact investors achieve their purpose. Discover more on our blog.

In the blog article "The case for philanthropic impact investing", elea Founder and Chairman Peter Wuffli debates why a philanthropic approach to impact investing is needed to address absolute poverty effectively and sustainably. And in doing so, fully leverage the power of impact investing in solving societal problems with entrepreneurial means.

Margaret has been cultivating cocoa for many years in a small village in Ghana. The organic cocoa beans she harvests are used in some of the world’s finest chocolates. Yet behind this premium product, a problem persisted: lack of access to healthcare. Read our blog to learn how the elea portfolio venture Elucid is transforming the lives of these communities.