Conference Program

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Day 0
26 September 2017
Welcome Dinner
09:00 -19.00Arrival of Participants at Ngurah Rai International Airport / Denpasar International Airport and Transfer from Airport to Hotel
19:00-21:00Welcome Dinner
 Cultural Performance
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Day 1
27 September 2017
Opening Program and Plenary on Social Enterprises and the SDGs
Learning Exchange on Measuring Social Enterprise Impact
08:00 – 09:00Registration and Preliminaries 
09.00 – 10.30Opening Program 
 Conference Overview, Program Orientation & Acknowledgement of Participants

Ms. Rini Supri Hartanti
Director, Dompet Dhuafa Philanthropy / Conference Local Organizing Committee  
 Welcome Speech

Mr. Bayu Krisnamurthi
Incoming Executive Chairperson
Bina Swadaya Foundation and SEAL Conference Convenor
 Welcome Address

Drs. I Nyoman Wenten
Head of Social Department
Province of Bali, Indonesia 
 Inspirational Speeches from Conference Sponsors​

Ms. Mari Hiruta
Representative, Japan Foundation Asia Center
Assistant Director, Japan Foundation Jakarta

Ms. Jocelyn Villanueva
Representative, OxfamMarket Systems and Women’s Economic
Empowerment Adviser, Oxfam GB
 Keynote Address

Minister Eko Putro Sandjojo
Ministry of Villages, Indonesia
10.30 – 10.45Coffee / Tea / Networking Break
10.45 – 12:30Opening Plenary: Social Enterprises and the SDGs

Ms. Marta Pérez Cusó
Economic Affairs Officer
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)

Mr. Isagani Serrano
President
Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement (PRRM)

Dr. Marie Lisa Dacanay
President
Institute for Social Entrepreneurship in Asia (ISEA)

Open Forum

Moderator: Mr. Gomer Padong

Philippine Social Enterprise Network
Focal Point
Social and Community Enterprises Constituency
Asia-Pacific Regional CSO Engagement Mechanism(AP-RCEM)
12.30-13.30Lunch Break
13:30-15:15Parallel Sessions on Sharing of Experiences and Research Results on Measuring Social Enterprise Impact and Evaluating the Performance of Social Entrepreneurship Initiatives, Part I
Parallel Session A1: Development Indexing and Other Tools for Evaluating the Qualitative Impact of Social Entrepreneurship Initiatives

*Applying Development Indexing to BUMDes in Batang, Central Java (Indonesia)
Ms. Ayu Bulan
Staff, Bina Swadaya Konsultan

*Crafting a Development Index to Measure the Impact of Gandang Kalikasan / Human Nature on Workers from Marginalized Communities (Philippines)
Mr. John Michael Go
Social Enterprise Development HeadHuman Nature (Gandang Kalikasan, Inc)

*The Bamboo Ladder Approach as Impact Measurement Tool of the Population and Community Development Association (Thailand)
Mr. Wilas Lohitkul, President
Mr. Wolfgang Frank, Senior Advisor
Population and Community Development Association (PDA)

Moderator: Dr. Marie Lisa Dacanay
President, ISEA
13:30 – 15.15Parallel Session A2: Tools for Measuring the Social and Financial Value Generated by Social Enterprises

*Measuring the Impact of Teuk Saat 1001’s Safe Drinking Water Initiative on Children (Cambodia)
Mr. Lo Chay
Executive Director, Teuk Saat 1001

*Applying BIA and SROI to Measure the Impact of Social Enterprises: Cases of Fullness Hair Salon and Fullness Auto Service Centre (Hong Kong)
Dr. Terrence Yuen
Executive Director, Hong Kong Institute of Social Impact Analysts

*Measuring the Social and Financial Value Created by the Lim Lae Tanon Kon Dern Walking and Art Street (Thailand)
Ms. Pareena Prayukvong
Secretary, The Network for Sustainable Development Association

Moderator: Prof. Ronald Chua
Asian Institute of Management (AIM)
15:15 – 15:30Coffee / Tea / Networking Break
15:30-17:15Parallel Sessions on Sharing of Experiences and Research Results on Measuring Social Enterprise Impact, Part II

Parallel Session B1: Tools for Measuring the Effectiveness and Performance of Social Entrepreneurship Interventions

*Tracking the Performance and Impact of WEAVE in Implementing the Ten Fair Trade Principles Among Women Refugees in the Thai Myanmar Border (Thailand)
Ms. Maria Vitacion Urgel
Executive Director, Women’s Education for Advancement and Empowerment (WEAVE) and World Fair Trade Organization Asia (WFTO- Asia)

*Using People, Planet and Profit Criteria in Assessing FSSI’s Performance Across Two Strategic Periods (Philippines)
Ms. Agnes Bolanos, Board Member
Mr. Jay Berthram Lacsamana, Executive Director
Foundation for Sustainable Society, Inc. (FSSI)

*Measuring Effectiveness: Kopernik’s M&E Insights from Last Mile Communities in Indonesia
Ms. Sarah Wilson, Program Manager, KOPERNIK

Moderator: Prof. Ronald Chua
Asian Institute of Management 

Parallel Session B2: Strengths and Limitations of SROI as Evaluation Tool for Social Enterprises

*Application of SROI and SLIA to Measure Impact: Case of Dompet Dhuafa (Indonesia)
Mr. Kuswolo Darmo
Business Manager, Karya Masyarakat Mandiri
Dompet Dhuafa Philanthropy

*SROI as a Tool for Evaluating and Enhancing Social Enterprise Performance (Japan)
Mr. Ken Ito
Executive Director, SROI Network Japan

*Applying SROI to Assess PlayMoolah’s Programs in Promoting Financial Literary Among Children, Youth and Adults (Singapore)
Prof. Albert Teo
National University of Singapore

Moderator: Ms. Ana Marina Tan
Director, Ateneo Center for Social Entrepreneurship
17:15 – 18:45Plenary II: Measuring the Impact and Performance of Social Enterprises and Social Entrepreneurship Interventions

Presentation of Lessons and Insights from Cases: 15 Minute

Reports from Parallel Sessions by Appointed Representatives

Open Forum and Discussion on Building a Learning Community for Measuring the Impact and Performance of Social Enterprises and Social Entrepreneurship Interventions

Moderator: Prof. Albert Teo
National University of Singapore
18:45End of Day 1
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Day 2
28 September 2017
Plenary Sessions on Addressing Inequality for a Just EconomySecond ISEA Regional Assembly
08:00 -08:30Preliminaries
08:30– 10:00             Plenary III –Addressing Inequality for a Just Economy: Benchmarks for Transformational Partnerships that Impact on Women and Men Small Scale Producers in Agricultural Value Chains Presentation on Benchmarks

Dr. Marie Lisa Dacanay
Project Director
ISEA-Oxfam PROSE-GRAISEA Project

Panel of Reactors:

Ms. Pham Kieu Oanh
Executive Director
Center for Social Initiatives Promotion
Vietnam

Ms. Jocelyn Villanueva
Market Systems and Women’s Economic
Empowerment Adviser
Oxfam GB

Open Forum and Discussion of Action Plans

Moderator: Mr. Sunit Shrestha
Executive Director, Change Fusion, Thailand
10:00 -10:15Coffee/Tea Break
10:15 – 12:00Plenary IV- Addressing Inequality for a Just Economy: Lessons from Social Entrepreneurship Models in Indonesia

Panel of Speakers:

Mr. Bayu Krisnamurthi
Incoming Executive Chairperson
Bina Swadaya Foundation

Mr. Yudha Abadi
Program Director, Dompet Dhuafa
Philanthropy

Mr. Anton Soejawo
Director, Yayasan Dian Desa

Open Forum

Moderator : Mr. Romi Cahyadi
Chief Executive Officer, UnLtd Indonesia
12:00 -13:00Lunch Break
13:00 -13:30Presentations from Conference Sponsors

Ms. Siti Mulyani
Program Development Division Head
Rumah Zakat

Ms. Gayatri Syafri
Public Affairs & Relations Officer
General Affairs, PTTEP
13:30 -15:15Workshop on Conference Declaration and Ways Forward
15:15 – 16:45Closing Plenary and Program Presentation of Workshop Results on the Conference Declaration & Ways Forward/ Resolutions

Closing Address

Dr. Luis Dumlao
Dean, Ateneo de Manila University- John Gokongwei School of Management (ADMU-JGSOM)

Acknowledgements and Announcements
by Local Organizing Committee

Moderator: Prof. Ronald Chua
Asian Institute of Management (AIM)
16:45 – 17:00Coffee / Tea / Networking Break
17:00 – 18:30ISEA Second Regional Assembly
(for ISEA members and partners)
18:30 -19:30Break for Muslim Prayer / Dinner
19:30 – 20:30Continuation of ISEA Second Regional Assembly
(for ISEA members and partners)
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Day 3
29 September 2017
Field Visit
07.00-20:00Social enterprise field visit
Mitra Bali Social Enterprise, a member of World Fair Trade Organization.
(Including Dinner)
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Day 4
30 September 2017
Departure of Participants

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