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The keynote speech was given by Mayor Park Won Soon of Seoul at the 2012 Asia NGO Innovation Summit. In his speech, he shared his personal story of becoming a human rights lawyer and working for organizations promoting democracy and social justice. He discussed how innovation can take place through on-site solutions, technology, design, and participatory budgeting. Mayor Park emphasized that social innovation involves self-innovation and connecting, collaborating, and creating with others.
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