We consider social enterprising as the only way to become free from aid dependency within the  international development domain, and thus the only way forward towards equal partnership international development. We may seek collaboration with the Traditional Aid sector for developing new tools and for having and influence on the traditional aid approach (a transition from aid dependency to equal partnership between independent institutions). We will avoid being donor driven, consequently will we not create a situation where our expenses are dependent on grants or aid consultancies. Our normal expenses including core costs and salaries will always be secured by our own firm income from selling our products and service, as a professional social enterprise.
One important expected source of income are our social businesses in Africa. It shall be noted though that the businesses in Africa are not expected to generate income in the near future, due to that it takes time to establish the mutual trust, transparency, accountability, management and efficiency. On the other hand, when the procedures are in place, we expect our social enterprises to out-manage the traditional development aid, we expect them to eradicate international development challenges and be financially very strong.