They were all part of Reclaim the Economy Week, which started on Monday 26 January. The organisers invited organisations, communities and individuals to run events, campaigns and actions focused on redesigning economies to put people and planet first, under the Reclaim the Economy Week banner. The event followed up on the World Economic Forum’s State of Social Procurement 2026 report, published last week during its Annual Meeting in Davos. Global: The John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation has published a report looking at the impact of, and learnings from, its investments in the Catalytic Capital Consortium’s portfolio of partnerships with impact funds around the world. Read more: Homes for Good builds on Scotland success with London launch of social enterprise lettings agency