Unreasonable Ventures

companies headquartered in countries, mitigating metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions and impacting the lives of more than people.

396

Ventures

Added 41 in the last year

$14 bn

Total Financing Raised By Unreasonable Ventures

$15 bn

Total Revenue Generated By Unreasonable Ventures

1.1 m

Jobs Supported By Unreasonable Ventures

38%

Led by Women CEOs

60%

Traditionally Under-Represented CEOs (86% of the Fortune 500 CEOs are White Men)

*The Impact data below is self-reported by Unreasonable Fellows and the analogous perspectives are generated by AI.

As a result of 18 Unreasonable ventures, 29,058,326 people have gained access to relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent work, or entrepreneurship.

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This is comparable to empowering the entire population of Australia with new skills for the workforce.

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It's as if every single resident of Tokyo, Japan's bustling capital, learned a new, valuable skill.

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Imagine the entire population of Canada enhancing their employability and entrepreneurial capabilities overnight.

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As a result of 12 Unreasonable ventures, 17,744,473 individuals have gained access to affordable and quality education.

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That's more than twice the population of New York City, transforming countless futures.

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This could fill over 177 major university campuses worldwide, creating a global wave of educated individuals.

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Equivalent to every inhabitant in Ecuador embarking on new educational journeys, reshaping the nation's intellectual landscape.

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As a result of 9 Unreasonable ventures, 1,716,759 teachers have been trained.

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That's more than twice the number of teachers in the entire public school system of Australia.

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This number is equivalent to filling Yankee Stadium more than 34 times with trained teachers.

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Imagine every school in Canada benefiting from the expertise of nearly four new trained teachers.

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As a result of 100 Unreasonable ventures, 113,294,145 metric tons of CO2 equivalents have been reduced.

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That's comparable to shutting down about 30 coal-fired power plants for a year.

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This reduction is akin to removing the emissions from over 24.5 million passenger vehicles driven for a year.

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It's the equivalent of the CO2 absorbed by about 139 million acres of U.S. forests in a year.

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As a result of 44 Unreasonable ventures, 2.671 billion kilograms of waste have been diverted by prevention, reduction, recycling, and/or reuse.

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That's comparable to the combined weight of waste produced by the entire population of Australia in a year.

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This amount of waste diversion could cover the entire area of Central Park in New York City stacked about 2 meters high.

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It's like preventing the waste generation of more than 5 million average households in the United States for an entire year.

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As a result of 33 Unreasonable ventures, 47,740,612 individuals have been educated on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction, and early warning.

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It's akin to educating every single person in Spain, turning the entire nation into informed climate activists.

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Imagine filling the NFL's biggest stadiums, such as the MetLife Stadium, more than 475 times with climate-aware individuals.

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This number surpasses the entire population of California, envisioning a state where every resident is knowledgeable about climate change and its countermeasures.

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21 Unreasonable ventures have sold 659,203,079 kg of food/nutritional products.

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This is equivalent to the combined weight of food required to fill over 1,000 football stadiums.

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That's roughly the weight of all the wheat produced in France in a year.

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It's comparable to the total yearly seafood consumption of Japan.

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As a result of 20 Unreasonable ventures, 313,982,668,420 liters of water have been saved.

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That's equivalent to refilling Lake Geneva, located on the border of Switzerland and France, nearly 2 times.

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This amount can supply the entire New York City with its water needs for about 4.5 years.

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This is enough water to irrigate about 630,000 hectares of farmland, which could produce enough wheat to make roughly 450 million loaves of bread.

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As a result of 15 Unreasonable ventures, 6,313,613 farmers have implemented more sustainable food production systems and resilient agricultural practices, increasing productivity and production.

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This is akin to transforming the agricultural practices of a country the size of Denmark, revolutionizing its entire farming landscape.

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Imagine every farmer in the United States' Midwest, known as the 'breadbasket of the world', adopting these innovative practices.

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It's as if every person in Hong Kong decided to become a farmer overnight, each choosing to embrace sustainable and resilient agricultural methods.

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As a result of 12 Unreasonable ventures, 1.18 billion people have received access to affordable health coverage/care.

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That's nearly equal to the population of Africa.

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This group could fill New York City's Central Park about 1,180 times.

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It's as if we've provided affordable health coverage/care to everyone in India, with some to spare.

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As a result of 10 Unreasonable ventures, 109,142,470 people have been treated for non-communicable diseases.

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This is akin to providing care for every inhabitant of Philippines, a nation where chronic diseases are a growing concern.

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Imagine every person in California, Texas, and New York combined receiving treatment. That's the impact we're talking about.

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It’s as if we offered a health lifeline to nearly three times the population of Canada, making a significant dent in global healthcare challenges.

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As a result of 9 Unreasonable ventures, 72,006,139 communities are now monitoring and treating their hazardous chemicals/air/water/soil pollution.

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That's as if every community in the United States, China, and India simultaneously took action against pollution.

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Imagine transforming the entire Amazon rainforest into a managed, pollution-monitored area. This many communities could make it possible.

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This number is akin to each person in Europe being part of a community that's actively fighting pollution.

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As a result of 43 Unreasonable ventures, 2,774,824 individuals have gained decent work or productive employment.

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That's more than the entire workforce of New Zealand.

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This number is equivalent to filling up over 30 Yankee Stadiums with newly employed individuals.

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That’s akin to providing every adult in Latvia with a job.

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As a result of 38 Unreasonable ventures, 1,881,069 women have earned steady, decent employment.

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That's equivalent to empowering almost twice the entire population of Luxembourg with jobs.

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This number can staff more than 3,000 average-sized multinational corporations.

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That's enough to replace every public sector employee in New Zealand.

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As a result of 24 Unreasonable ventures, 1,129,668 women have been empowered to fulfill leadership roles.

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This is equivalent to empowering every woman in a city the size of Brussels to take on a leadership role.

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This number is comparable to the total number of attendees at five consecutive Summer Olympic Games.

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This figure surpasses the entire population of nations such as Cyprus or Fiji, effectively creating a new nation of female leaders.

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