Institute for Social Entrepreneurship in Asia

Inspirational Messages

• Japan Foundation Asia Center
• Oxfam GB

Keynote Address

Opening Plenary

• SE and the SDGs UNESCAP, Ms. Marta Perez Cuso
• SE as Equalizer for Sustainability, Mr. Isagani Serrano
• SE as Game Changer for the SDGs, Ms. Lisa Dacanay

Parallel Session A1

• Applying Development Indexing to BUMDes in Batang, Central Java (Indonesia)
• Crafting a Development Index to Measure the Impact of Gandang Kalikasan – Human Nature on Workers from Marginalized Communities (Philippines)
• The Bamboo Ladder Approach as Impact Measurement Tool of the Population and Community Development Association (Thailand)

Parallel Session A2

• Measuring the Impact of Teuk Saat 1001’s Safe Drinking Water Initiative on Children (Cambodia)
• Applying BIA and SROI to Measure the Impact of Social Enterprises – Cases of Fullness Hair Salon and Fullness Auto Service Centre (Hong Kong)
• Measuring the Social and Financial Value Created by the Lim Lae Tanon Kon Dern Walking and Art Street (Thailand)

Parallel Session B1

• Tracking the Performance and Impact of WEAVE in Implementing the Ten Fair Trade Principles Among Women Refugees in the Thai Myanmar Border (Thailand)
• Using People, Planet and Profit Criteria in Assessing FSSI’s Performance Across Two Strategic Periods (Philippines)
• Measuring Effectiveness Kopernik’s M&E Insights from Last Mile Communities in Indonesia

Parallel Session B2

• Application of SROI and SLIA to Measure Impact Case of Dompet Dhuafa (Indonesia)
• SROI as a Tool for Evaluating and Enhancing Social Enterprise Performance (Japan)
• Applying SROI to Assess PlayMoolah’s Programs in Promoting Financial Literary Among Children, Youth and Adults (Singapore)

Plenary III

• Benchmarks for Transformational Partnerships that Impact on Women and Men Small Scale Producers in Agricultural Value Chains
• A Scorecard for Evaluating Enterprise Practice and Adherence to the Benchmarks for Transformational Partnerships and Women’s Economic Empowerment in Agricultural Value Chains

Plenary IV – Addressing Inequality for a Just Economy: Lessons from Social Entrepreneurship Models in Indonesia

• Addressing Inequality and Optimizing Social Entrepreneurship Impact on SDG’s
• Measurement of Social Enterprise Impact Performance
• BMT Islamic Microfinance- A Social Enterprise which establishes other social enterprises
• Kontribusi Lembaga Zakat Terhadap Pencapaian Sustainable Developments Goals
• PTTEP Indonesia – Ensuring A Sustainable Business Through CSR