This Little World

<p><b>Shortlisted for the Business Book Awards 2025 in the Change & Sustainability Category</b></p><p>Our planet has never been smaller. Technological advancements have compressed time and space making the world more immediate and interconnected. <i>This Little World </i>clearly sets out how social innovation practices can enable organizations and communities to create a more sustainable just and equitable future for our shared lives on Earth.</p><p>Today cloud‑based communication systems span the globe connecting people and markets in the blink of an eye. Remote workers interact daily on high‑impact virtual teams. Telehealth professionals provide medical care to the residents of secluded mountain villages. But a shrinking planet is not without its challenges: climate change food shortages pollution and war are persistent headwinds. We need strategies and tools that promote stability and growth and we need technology that is more inclusive trusted and focused on community goals. <i>This Little World </i>seeks to inspire those who aim to explore the rich and rewarding world of social innovation. It is a practical guide to innovation opportunities that will enrich an organization’s capacity for transformation and impact. The book explores how social impact employees can create projects that are purpose‑driven scalable and successful. With insights from leading social innovators the book demonstrates how tech for good organizations are using social innovation strategies emerging tools and sustainable practices to support environmental causes humanitarian initiatives accessibility healthcare cultural heritage and more.</p><p><i>This Little World: A How‑To Guide for Social Innovators </i>is for technologists business leaders managers and employees in the social impact sector as well as anyone with aspirations for purpose‑driven outcomes in their work. Corporate executives entrepreneurs and students alike can learn from this new model of innovation where it is possible to do good and do well. For more about the This Little World project visit www.thislittleworld.org.</p>