With 10 competing teams, this year’s Enactus Kyrgyzstan National Competition was marked by notably high levels of enthusiasm and an even more impressive showcase of innovative projects.

After two days of presentations from 41 Enactus teams at the UK National Competition, the University of Southampton emerged as the 2013 National Champion. As the winners of the coveted award the team now advances to represent the UK at Enactus World Cup this September in Mexico, where they will compete against 37 other national champions for the title of World Cup Champion.

Over the next 16 weeks Enactus students, faculty and executives will come together at a series of dynamic and inspiring events.

Enactus World Headquarters announced today that the 2013 World Cup will be held 29 September – 1 October in Cancun, Mexico.

It’s often said that numbers don’t lie. While that may be the case, I can attest that they don’t always tell the full story either, especially when it comes to Enactus team projects.

National Champion Teams from 38 Countries Show How They Are Using Entrepreneurial Action to Create Progress

Students in Free Enterprise, the world’s best-known and most successful program helping university students to create community empowerment projects, has changed its name to Enactus to reaffirm its long-standing commitment to using entrepreneurial action as a catalyst for progress.