Exploring Digitalization Journeys in East and Southeast Asia

November 30, 2021

Digitalization, East Asia & Pacific, South Asia

As the world evolves and becomes more digital, small and growing businesses (SGBs) and Entrepreneur Support Organizations (ESOs) are transforming to better meet the ever-changing needs. In that process, we’re exploring how ANDE members navigate through the digital world in our new video series ‘Exploring Digitalization Journeys.’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cQqGYNASfY&ab_channel=AspenNetworkofDevelopmentEntrepreneursANDE

1) Habitat for Humanity
A global non-profit working in more than 70 countries, has helped more than 35 million people with improved living conditions and helped build a world where everyone has a decent place to live.

2) ONOW Myanmar
A social enterprise committed to delivering financially sustainable positive change in the lives of the entrepreneurs they work with, to hear how they digitally support entrepreneurs in Myanmar.

3) Mercy Corps Indonesia
An international non-profit organization founded in 1979 has helped people in vulnerable areas; 42 countries and has helped more than 19 million people improve their quality of life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cQqGYNASfY&ab_channel=AspenNetworkofDevelopmentEntrepreneursANDE

4) ChangeFusion
An organization aims to build impact innovations to rebalance nature, society, and economy. ChangeFusion Group consists of organizations that shared the mission of building impact innovations to rebalance the economy, society, and nature. ChangeFusion Institute, ChangeVentures, ChangeCapital, and Taejai.com.

5) SHE Investments
A social enterprise in Cambodia aims to support women with micro, small and growing businesses to scale, creating social and economic impact for communities. Their goal is a gender balance in the Small – Medium Enterprise (SME) sector: more women running larger, sustainable, and impactful businesses.

Also cheers to Dai Khmer/ សិប្បកម្មដៃខ្មែរ, a social business that empowers women in Cambodia by training them the handicraft skill to create Eco products such as banana paper, coconut oil, cream, and natural soap.