Building a Social Enterprise Ecosystem in Indonesia through the TBN Asia Bali Hybrid Conference

DBS Foundation’s executive director on finding the right value propositions to champion impact initiatives - Article by Oasis by KrASIA

Deloitte’s regional lead explains how the WorldClass initiative is shaping the future in Southeast Asia - Article by Oasis by KrASIA

Noorhafizah Abdul Rahman is an ex-offender who turned her life around after finding Agape, a call centre.

At 65, Dr Kim Tan is riding on the third wind of his career. Having started out as a biochemist before becoming a biotech venture capitalist, he had thought retirement in 2003 would slow things down for him. But it was not to be. “Retirement is hard work!” he declares when I met him at the London’s Royal Society of Medicine, where he’s a Fellow.

The National Care hotline will offer emotional support to any individual that needs it during this "difficult and unprecedented" time when lives have been disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak, Minister for Social and Family Development (MSF) Desmond Lee said.

Sustainable investing covers the full spectrum of investing strategies, from exclusions and environmental, social and governance (ESG) integration to thematic impact and impact-first investing. This includes ESG funds, impact private equity funds and bespoke direct investments.

Social Entrepreneurship EP3 | Getting to know us at TBN Asia 2019

Actxplorer’s team of travellers have spread their impactful act of kindness to many local communities across Southeast Asia. At the moment, their destinations include Indonesia, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines, Singapore and Laos. 

Pioneers for the Poor (https://www.americamagazine.org/)

Da'aiTV : Interview with Melvyn Mak (Part 1)

Da'aiTV : Interview with Melvyn Mak (Part 2)

Da'aiTV : Interview with Melvyn Mak (Part 3)

Featured on DAAI TV channel 31 Jul 9-10am

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Da'ai TV : Interview with Mason Tan

Da'ai TV : Interview with Mason Tan

He may have a PhD in biochemistry, but Dato Kim Tan uses visceral language when he talks about his work and faith.

He talks about going on the ground to slums so you can smell the poverty. He talks about weeping for the marginalised because they must make God weep. And he talks about some of us needing a kick in the backside so we can stop rotting in our pews.