Thomson Reuters Foundation conducted a survey, which was attended by about 900 experts in the field social entrepreneurship of 45 advanced economies.
Countries were ranked on a number of criteria, including government support, access to skilled talent, access to investment and public understanding.
It turns out that it is easier for social entrepreneurs to attract new employees with the right skills in the United States.
But if considering the rate of growth of this type of business, Canada will be the leader, followed by the US and Singapore.
But Russia was ranked second in the list of countries with the most optimal conditions for women social entrepreneurs, Philippines were the first.
Considering all the pros and cons of countries on all the criteria of the survey, the list is as follows:
1. United States
2. Canada
3. United Kingdom
4. Singapore
5. Israel
6. Chile
7. South Korea
8. Hong Kong
9. Malaysia
10. France
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