What is The Working World?
The Working World operates as a specialized organization dedicated to the advancement of self-managed cooperatives and associative groups. Through a unique blend of technical assistance, specialized training, and solidary financing, the firm empowers productive units to achieve long-term sustainability. With a foundational focus on feminist economic principles, the organization has spent two decades refining an innovative financial model that prioritizes social, economic, and environmental outcomes. By supporting over 500 cooperative initiatives, the company has established a robust footprint across Argentina, proving that democratic work environments can compete effectively in modern markets while fostering equitable growth.
How much funding has The Working World raised?
The Working World has raised a total of $150K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$150K
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
Key Investors in The Working World
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for The Working World?
With this late-stage funding secured, The Working World is poised to accelerate its expansion strategy, aiming to broaden its reach into new provinces and diversify its portfolio of supported cooperatives. The organization intends to utilize this capital to enhance its technical assistance infrastructure, ensuring that associative groups have the necessary tools to navigate complex economic environments. By scaling its solidary financing model, the firm aims to set a new benchmark for impact-driven investment, demonstrating that institutional support for worker-led enterprises is a viable and scalable path toward sustainable development. Future efforts will likely focus on deepening the integration of environmental sustainability metrics into their existing financial frameworks.
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