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The document summarizes recent administrative reforms in Japan that aim to promote public-private partnerships (PFI), increase transparency, and support non-profit organizations (NPOs). Key reforms include applying PFI and market testing acts to local governments, limiting single bidding, preventing bid rigging, establishing a certification process for NPOs, reforming donation tax laws, increasing budget scrutiny, and establishing funds to support new public services provided by NPOs and other community groups.
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DoctorMe is a mobile app that aims to empower citizens' health by providing tools on iOS and Android devices. It currently has over 250,000 installed users and 30,000 active users per month. By helping users diagnose minor health issues themselves, it could potentially save Thailand's national health insurance scheme $360,000 per year from 30,000 active users avoiding unnecessary doctor visits. However, challenges remain around long term sustainability, increasing impact by gaining more users, and expanding services to reach underprivileged groups.
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The document discusses Plan International's Intel Easy Steps program, which aims to provide information and communication technology (ICT) skills to at-risk populations in Thailand, including girls, indigenous groups, migrants, and people living with HIV/AIDS. The program trains staff and partners using a training-of-trainers model to expand ICT education through schools, hospitals, and communities. The goals are to teach basic computer literacy, job skills like resume writing, and internet use to connect people while addressing challenges of ensuring relevance and ongoing support. Over 2,000 people were trained through 80 train-the-trainer sessions across various groups.
ANIS2013_Asia Seen through Technology Lens_Carla Lacerda
The document discusses cash transfer programming (CTPs) in Asia. It provides definitions of CTPs, noting they can be used by any organization responding to emergencies. CTPs are used to meet basic needs, protect or reestablish livelihoods. Spending on CTPs has increased from $46 million in 2008 to $117 million in 2012. The Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) works to build capacity and share information on CTPs. CaLP aims to have CTP routinely considered as an emergency response option. The document outlines some CTP activities in different Asian countries and discusses the relevance of CTPs and new technologies for social innovation in Asia.
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The document discusses a policy dialogue on social enterprises. It aims to provide an enabling environment for social enterprises through incubation systems and social investment markets. The dialogue is meant for brainstorming, feedback from practitioners, and influencing policy direction rather than formulating final policies. Key topics of discussion include defining social innovation and social enterprises, the relationship between policies and guiding principles, and using demand and supply to inform policymaking. Gaps and needs are identified between demand for support of social enterprises and available resources.
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The document discusses the establishment of the YouChange Foundation in China to support social innovation and social enterprises. It notes that concepts of social innovation and social enterprises were not well understood in China's third sector. YouChange aims to be an advocate and support platform for social innovation through various programs like angel investing, capacity building, collaboration, and awareness raising. It has supported over 100 organizations across China in sectors like education, environment and disability services. YouChange evaluates organizations using a 3A criteria of aim, approach and action and believes social innovation is a better approach than revolution to solve social problems.
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Social Ventures Hong Kong (SVhk) is a venture philanthropy organization that was founded in 2007. It mobilizes young professionals to provide financial and non-financial support to social purpose organizations in Hong Kong. SVhk has invested in and supported 12 social ventures. It provides over 40,000 volunteer hours and has invested/leveraged over HK$50 million in impact capital. The presentation discusses SVhk's model of social innovation which includes inspiring social change, inventing new ideas, investing capital, and incubating new social ventures. Several of SVhk's portfolio organizations are summarized as case studies including Diamond Cab, Dialogue in the Dark, Green Monday, and LightBe Affordable Housing.
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This document provides information about Tree Planet, an organization that plants real trees based on gameplay in mobile and online games. It lists Tree Planet's sponsors and partner forests around the world, including in Korea, Indonesia, South Sudan, and Mongolia. It also describes Tree Planet's mobile and online games for planting virtual trees, and how these games help support real afforestation projects and disaster relief efforts.
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1) The National Innovation Foundation - India and Honey Bee Network aim to recognize, respect, and reward grassroots innovations and traditional knowledge from economically disadvantaged communities.
2) They provide resources like institutional support, access to labs/workshops, databases of knowledge, and linkages to validate claims that grassroots innovators typically lack.
3) Key lessons include building an innovation registry to reduce transaction costs, ensuring prior informed consent and benefit sharing is followed, and developing products and enterprises through commercial and non-commercial channels like cooperatives that provide benefits back to communities.
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This document discusses Vietnam Social Entrepreneurship Empowerment and Development (VSEED), an organization that aims to promote social entrepreneurship among students in Vietnam. It notes that social entrepreneurship is still unfamiliar in Vietnam. VSEED's missions are to provide students with knowledge about social enterprises, support students in starting their own social enterprises, and help build a network of young social entrepreneurs. It plans to achieve these missions by raising awareness of social entrepreneurship, enhancing students' competencies through workshops and mentorship, and envisioning social enterprise networks through digital and conventional media channels.
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The document proposes the EcoBike Project, which converts ordinary bikes into electric bikes using a 40W DC motor powered by a power inverter that can generate 5 minutes of light after 25 minutes of pedaling. It discusses using the electric bikes for business purposes like order sales, modification, maintenance, rental and converter kit sales. The business model involves suppliers, production, R&D, promotion, customers from different groups, and aims to reduce CO2 and provide cheap daily transportation. It promotes acting now to take the first steps.
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ANIS2013_Social Innovation Led by Technology_Nguyen Thanh Nam
Dichung.vn is an online ridesharing platform that connects drivers with empty seats to passengers traveling similar routes. It aims to reduce traffic and environmental issues in Vietnam by utilizing existing transportation. The platform allows users to share rides and costs through a mobile app and website. Dichung plans to build trust between users and offer various payment options. It will target students, workers and partner with transportation companies. The founders aim to attract 500,000 users in 3 years to significantly reduce emissions and traffic costs while becoming financially sustainable.
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This document discusses the EcoMobility World Festival that took place in Suwon, South Korea in 2013. It provides statistics on a pilot neighborhood for the festival. It describes infrastructure improvements and events held to encourage resident participation. Despite initial protests, the festival saw strong resident support with most cars removed during the event. Over 1 million people visited and the neighborhood was established as an EcoMobility village. Future plans include introducing a tram system by 2017 and expanding pedestrian-oriented transportation policies. The festival provided an experimental solution for cities facing population and congestion issues and helped regenerate the downtown area.
ANIS2013_Social Innovation Led by Technology_K. Kasama Yamtree
- Openspace is an open collaborative space in Bangkok for interdisciplinary partnerships working with communities.
- The document describes several community projects openspace has undertaken in the Klong Toey area of Bangkok, including renovating an abandoned playground, hosting movie nights to gather community input, and designing and building furniture and a vertical garden using participatory design processes.
- The projects engaged the local communities, especially children and teenagers, in envisioning, planning, and constructing improvements to public spaces using locally available materials.
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1) The document discusses a program called ASMARA DIGITAL created by Oxfam Indonesia that uses mobile phones to facilitate communication between women in remote villages and decision makers.
2) Through ASMARA DIGITAL, 92 messages from women were received by a district chief secretary in one hour, allowing women's voices and priorities to be directly heard.
3) The network created by ASMARA DIGITAL also enabled women to discuss important issues like access to fertilizers, flooding, and pest attacks, and helped promote environmentally friendly farming techniques.
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