A TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEY TOWARDS MORE HEALTH - Making More Health - Progress report 2019-2020
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MMH THEORY OF CHANGE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Building and Empowering Communities Unleashing to increase Health innovative pathways Since 2011, Ashoka and bines Boehringer Ingelheim’s dynamic network of health to achieve social and business impact Boehringer Ingelheim have expertise in health care from influencers, including thou- built a collective global vision: the perspective of a family- sands of Boehringer Ingel- in health for people, animals and their communities increase access to health care owned business, with Ashoka’s heim employees engaged in leading to the positive role of companies in society for people, animals and their track-record of identifying, health-related initiatives and communities. Through our uniting and animating leading more than 100 leading social joint initiative, Making More social entrepreneurs and their entrepreneurs who collectively Health (MMH), we support the collective insights to inspire reach more than 9.3 million SOCIAL CHANGEMAKER CROSS SECTOR systems-changing solutions an “Everyone A Changemaker direct beneficiaries around the of social entrepreneurs and (EACH) world”. globe. Together, this network INNOVATION CULTURE CO-CREATION combine diverse approaches This convergence of innova- is addressing the most com- along the continuum of care tion, business, social entrepre- plex health challenges. in a holistic approach. To neurship and changemaking achieve this vision, MMH com- has resulted in a diverse and MMH identifies, MMH inspires an MMH fosters win-win invest in, international community collaborations across the and catalyze of action oriented, social, public and business a global community intrapreneurial people who sectors and inspires an of health actors build new business skills ecosystem for creativity and impacting people, through partnerships with a platform for accelarating Manuela Pastore Dana Leskova animals and planet the social sector new innovations MMH Global lead, Head of Corporate Strategy Boehringer Ingelheim and Consulting Medard Schoenmaeckers Arnaud Mourot Continuum of care Global Head Communications VP Changemaker Companies, Discover the poten- + Public Affairs, Boehringer MMH Social MMH: find Traditional tial of business and Ashoka Sector shared value Business Ingelheim Bringing together Social Impact Financially Financial social convergence business and social Driven Sustainable Outcomes Driven in new and exciting goals Social ways. Impact 2
MMH A JOURNEY TOWARDS CHANGEMAKING IN HEALTH This journey illustrates how Boehringer Ingelheim, through MMH, progressively integrated social impact into the company. 2019 2017 EIR receives an “HR Intrapreneurship Excellence Award” becomes a core Watch the MMH competency + EIR 2018 10 years video and Insights Boehringer Ingel- 2013 as talent offerings heim - Beyond Inno- Addition of vation Award. Co-Creation pillar Play now 2018 PHASE 4 2012 MMH Accelerator 2021 – 2025 First Fellow elected 2014 Launch Building a culture of 2010 Ashoka and BI reaf- changemaking and a global 125 Years of BI firm their commit- eco-system of partners to ment to MMH make more health happen 2011 MMH Launch PHASE 3 2018 – 2020 Making More Health globally through social and PHASE 2 business co-creation and 2015 – 2017 developing local ecosystems Identify Changemaker PHASE 1 Talent and Intrapreneurship 2011 - 2014 as key skills sets in Making Building a network More Health of Social Entrepreneurs in Health THE NOVICE/STARTER: Awareness THE EXPLORER: Responsability THE PIONEER: Purpose THE CHANGEMAKER: Systems changer Appreciates social innovation and systems change; Moving beyond strategic philanthropy; articulates Internalizes the change and actively connects it to Actively changes an industry for the good of all sees potential to impact core business connection between social impact and core core business with a higher organizational purpose business identified 3
MMH A GLOBAL NETWORK 100 MMH Fellows supported in 39 OF COMMUNITIES AND INITIATIVES countries, reaching an estimated 9.3M* Making more health happen since 2011 beneficiaries. Through concrete diverse MMH Europe programs and initiatives we are fostering MMH Fellows: 42 | EIR: 6 V4C program: 1 in France, this Changemaker culture: Central and 3 in Spain, 9 in Germany Asia North America Online course participants*: 451 MMH Fellows: 19 | EIR: 5 MMH Fellows: 10 | EIR: 8 Bag to the Future projects : 5 Online course participants*: 196 V4C program: 6 programs run Online course participants*: 395 Bag to the Future projects : 5 Leadership week: 14 – 210 participants DISCOVERING SUPPORTING Nearly 1 700 participants 15 V4C projects run in 5 in the Online course social countries, After the 2019 intrapreneurship for inno- program in France, 89% of the vation in health, from 35 participants identify themselves countries, 100%* of partici- as changemaker vs 57% before pants agreed “As a result of this the program. course, I now understand the business case for partnering with social entrepreneurs.” BRINGING BACK IMMERSING 2 editions of Bag to the Future intrapreneurial contest: 42 EIR in 16 countries, 82%* 17 projects launched by teams of the cohort agreed that their of employees from 9 different Latin America participation in this project countries. MMH Fellows: 13 | EIR: 5 helped them to self-identify 16 co-creations between Online course participants*: 170 Africa as a changemaker. Boehringer Ingelheim Bag to the Future projects : 3 MMH Fellows : 16 | EIR : 18 16 leadership weeks in and Social entrepreneurs V4C program : 1 in Kenya India and Kenya, 95% of the (including 7 via the Accelerator + Afrika Kommt! (46 fellows) participants stated they never program). Online course participants* : 469 experienced a similar powerful Leadership week : 2 – 30 participants leadership training**. Cocreations BI/SE : 7 Bag to the Future projects : 3 EIR: Executive In Residence, leadership program *figures are based on self-reporting by Fellows, collected from their external communications (websites and annual reports) **based on the survey of the last cohort of participants V4C: Venture for Change, Youth programs ** from 2018 survey 4
UNDER THE MAKING MORE HEALTH UMBRELLA, PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES HAVE EMERGED TO INCREASE HEALTH GLOBALLY Supporting health innovative Encouraging people to become Contribute to develop the next genera- Co-creating with social entrepreneurs entrepreneurs changemaker by providing opportunities to tion of leaders in health by supporting young to connect social and business 100 MMH fellows from 39 countries innovate for health people in launching their venture The Accelerator in Kenya Discover them here > Read more > Read more > Read more > MMH communities in India MMH communities in Kenya Promoting Intrapreneurship Learn more > Learn more > and engaging with societal challenges Cooperation at eye level to prevent rabies in Nepal Making every drop count A community agile, responsive and united to cope with health crisis Reponses to the covid crises Learn more > Learn more > Hands that create value More health for goat app In India > In Kenya > Learn more > Learn more > Learn more > 5
MMH WHAT’S NEXT CONVENTION 2021 MY.MAKINGMOREHEALTH.ORG Convention in 2021 to Celebrate PLATFORM a successful 10 years of Making More Health. Sharing and disseminating knowledge to improve health prevention « The MMH convention was the catalyst for me to start being active; so many social entre- preneurs sharing their experience, passion and way of seeing the world from a diffe- rent angle was a source of inspiration. And, of course, at the MMH conference I had the unique chance to meet Siel Bleu! » Sylvie Branche-Letinois, Head of global In April 2020, launch of the platform Marketing Pulmonary and Intrapreneur, my.makingmorehealth.org : Boehringher Ingelheim. Watch the MMH My.Making More Health offers free to down- training in South India and Western Kenya. This « The Making More Health Convention is ano- ther great example of how big corporates and 10 years video load resources that will help you learn and raise platform is intended to provide helpful health awareness on health-related topics such as well- information for the general public, NGOs and social entrepreneurs can learn from and com- being, prevention, hygiene, and safety issues. social workers – for all those who work “on the plement each other in addressing big societal » Play now We have used these resources to create interac- ground”. challenges. It is the famous 1+1 > 2. » tive learning sessions for Making More Health Annette Jung, Head of Southern Europe & Africa at Philips Capital, Program Lead Social Entrepreneurs at Philips Foundation 6
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