Foundation of Innovative European Economy Partners with World Sustainable Development Fund to Accelerate Responsible Investment and Innovation
The Foundation of Innovative European Economy (FIEE), a European non-profit focused on policy and ecosystem support for innovative growth, has formed a strategic partnership with the UK-based World Sustainable Development Fund (WSDF), an NGO dedicated to channeling responsible investment toward systemic economic transformation and the Sustainable Development Goals.
The collaboration seeks to bridge European innovation ecosystems with global sustainable finance channels, emphasizing scalable solutions that deliver both economic returns and societal impact. Key areas of joint work include:
The collaboration seeks to bridge European innovation ecosystems with global sustainable finance channels, emphasizing scalable solutions that deliver both economic returns and societal impact. Key areas of joint work include:
- Expert-driven initiatives to guide responsible capital toward emerging ventures in high-impact sectors
- Cross-sector alliances involving public institutions, private investors, and international bodies
- Knowledge-sharing platforms and analytical efforts to shape future models of sustainable economic development
The collaboration seeks to bridge European innovation ecosystems with global sustainable finance channels, emphasizing scalable solutions that deliver both economic returns and societal impact.
This partnership strengthens FIEE's international outreach while giving WSDF greater access to European innovation networks. Together, the organizations aim to contribute practical insights to ongoing global debates on resilient growth, investment readiness, and innovation's role in addressing development challenges.
While details on initial joint projects remain forthcoming, the move reflects growing momentum among European and international actors to align innovation policy with broader sustainability imperatives, a priority increasingly central to discussions at forums like Davos and EU competitiveness agendas.
The announcement comes amid heightened focus on mobilizing private capital for green and inclusive transitions across Europe and beyond.
While details on initial joint projects remain forthcoming, the move reflects growing momentum among European and international actors to align innovation policy with broader sustainability imperatives, a priority increasingly central to discussions at forums like Davos and EU competitiveness agendas.
The announcement comes amid heightened focus on mobilizing private capital for green and inclusive transitions across Europe and beyond.
