Who's in it
The regenerative network list includes organizations, both non-profit and for-profit that are a network or community with a focus on impact or sustainable investing, finance, or the economy.
Mission Investors Exchange is the leading member network for foundations and impact investors dedicated to using their capital for social and environmental good. We provide a platform for learning, collaboration, and networking to help our members develop and implement effective mission-aligned investment strategies. Our mission is to accelerate the growth of the impact investing field and to maximize the positive impact of philanthropic capital.
The Impact Investing Institute is an independent non-profit organisation dedicated to transforming capital markets to support a fairer, greener and more resilient future. We work to grow and strengthen the impact investing market, raising awareness, building expertise and advocating for policies that unlock private finance for public good.
The Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEAll) is the leading collaboration of organisations, alliances, movements and individuals working towards a Wellbeing Economy, delivering human and ecological wellbeing. We were born in 2018 as a time-bound project to catalyse a transition towards a Wellbeing Economy by promoting radical connection and collaboration between different actors of the new economy ecosystem, so we can achieve impact larger than the sum of our parts.
Transition means change — a shift from one way of living to another. The Transition Towns & communities Movement, which began in Britain and Ireland in 2006, has since grown into an international network of communities spanning 67 countries. It envisions a world where every individual can become part of a supportive community, feeling safe, welcomed, and empowered to thrive. It is only at the level of community that we are able to imagine and create resilient and thriving living conditions that actually work within a turbulent transition era. We can’t rely on others anymore. Transition emphasises local, community-led actions. It explores new ways we can work together to create communities that are fair, strong, and healthy for everyone.
The Economy of Francesco is a global movement of young economists, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who are working to build a more just, sustainable, and inclusive economy. Inspired by the vision of Pope Francis, we seek to develop an economic model that prioritizes the poor and the planet. Our mission is to foster a dialogue between generations and to promote a new economic thinking that leads to a more humane and fraternal world.
The Cooperative for the Common Good emerged from a civil society initiative that formed in 2010 in response to the last major financial crisis. In Austria, we are the largest newly founded cooperative in recent decades, based on membership. Our shared goal of aligning our monetary and financial system with the common good continues to unite over 4,000 people in German-speaking countries. The cooperative as an organizational form and its internal structures reflect our self-conception as a civil society, democratic, and participatory initiative: It is important to do the right thing in the right way!
IPESS is an intercontinental network of continental networks committed to the promotion of Social Solidarity Economy. The member networks themselves (Latin America and the Caribbean, North America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania) bring together national and sectorial networks, thus ensuring strong territorial anchoring. The combined local and global scope gives RIPESS legitimacy to promote SSE, foster intercontinental cooperation, and advocate at different levels.
Founded in 1996 , REVES is the European network promoting partnerships between cities/regions and the social and solidarity economy . Jointly with its members, it pursues the objectives set out in the REVES charter , in order to stimulate and accompany the transition to a fairer, more inclusive, participatory and responsible society all over Europe.
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About Us
We are connective tissue between impact and funder networks, for-profit and non-profit. We are the shared map and meaning, the neutral ground, structurally independent so we serve the whole. By connecting the regenerative investing ecosystem, it can act at the scale the moment demands.
What We do
Connect
Amplify the work of existing impact and funder networks for visibility and collaboration across the sector.
Act collectively
Connect and engage impact and funder networks towards alignment and collective action.
Reflection
A safe space to constructively challenge assumptions and move the field toward concrete action.
To mobilise capital from foundations for impact investing and participatory grantmaking.
To encourage investors to move towards genuinely, net positive, regenerative investing.
To share regenerative deal flow.
What guides us
Amplify the work of existing impact and funder networks for visibility and collaboration across the sector.
Connect and engage impact and funder networks towards alignment and collective action.
A safe space to constructively challenge assumptions and move the field toward concrete action.
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