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SEAD's approach to supporting social entrepreneurship for improved global health outcomes is to:


  • Spark, select, and scale new solutions and technologies to address global health challenges, including many from low and middle income countries
  • Engage in building an ecosystem of networking support and access to investment capital to help entrepreneurs scale their enterprises
  • Assess the effectiveness of SEAD, the development problems it engages, and the solutions it supports
  • Disseminate practical and academic knowledge and evidence about scaling health innovations globally, especially among actors on the ground in developing economies.
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The Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke (SEAD)
A USAID Development Lab for Scaling Innovations in Global Health