First Social Enterprise Advocacy and Leveraging Conference in Asia (SEAL-Asia)

The first SEAL-Asia Conference will be held at the AIM Conference Center, Makati City, Philippines on November 25-27, 2014.

The First SEAL-Asia Conference Organizing Committee is composed of:

Institute for Social Entrepreneurship in Asia (ISEA)

Oxfam

Foundation for a Sustainable Society Inc.(FSSI)

Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP)

Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement (PRRM)

Philippine Social Enterprise Network (PhilSEN)

World Fair Trade Organization-Asia...

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DBS-NUS Social Venture Challenge Asia Launch

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The DBS-NUS Social Venture Challenge is an Asia-wide competition for social enterprises open to any member of the public. Launched by DBS and NUS Enterprise, the competition aims to identify and support new social ventures that have the potential to generate scalable and sustainable social impact. It is an 8-month programme that aims to raise awareness and build a culture of social entrepreneurship in Asia. The Challenge also provides multi-dimensional support for budding social entrepreneurs...

From: DBS-NUS Social Venture Challenge Asia

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SESNET / South Korea - Asia Pro Bono Rally Tokyo 2014

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Social Enterprise Support Network (SESNET) was founded by experts and retired CEOs working in various fields, including Business Management, Law, Design, Science/Technology, and Media/Marketing. Based on the belief that "the best philanthropy is aid to independence", this team supports the establishment and development of social enterprises in an innovative way to solve social problems like poverty, unemployment, environmental matters, and insufficient social services. SESNET manages activities...

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Rural Enterprise Network (REN) - SEED Award Winner 2010, Sri Lanka

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The Rural Enterprise Network (REN) is a social marketing organization established in year 2002 by networking rural farmers and producers in South of Sri Lanka. It has operated within Practical Action South Asia since 2002 and was formally established as a company limited by guarantee in August, 2004.

The REN concept came from the constant observations that access to markets and other BDS was lacking in rural micro-business interventions. The REN model addresses these gaps, providing...

From: SEED - Promoting entrepreneurship for sustainable development

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