Social entrepreneurs are not content just to give a fish or teach how to fish. They will not rest until they have revolutionized the fishing

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2 Social entrepreneurs are not content just to give a fish or teach how to fish. They will not rest until they have revolutionized the fishing industry. - Bill Drayton, Leading Social Entrepreneurs Changing the World

3 GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT OFFICE Following the growing concern of the vast development of the UGM's internationalization agenda and the establishment of ASEAN Community, Prof. Pratikno, the former Dean initiated the establishment of this office. As UGM in general and our faculty in particular had set up countless partnerships with numerous international institutions such as universities, research centres, and NGOs around the world, Prof. Pratikno believed that it is imperative that we also set up a unit at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences in which all of its international affairs are managed. Global Engagement Office in its almost fourth year anniversary has been performing as the avantgarde in the faculty's international cooperation which resulted in the hosting of international students and events, the coordinating unit for the joint research program and other numerous forms of partnerships. Following this spirit, Global Engagement Office always try its best to engage with international community and in this regards, hosting an annual program is the most challenging and effective part in galvanizing its partnership and cooperation.

4 ASEAN Young Socialpreneurs Program BACKGROUND ASEAN Community and its implementation in the coming years Coming up with the idea of integration, ASEAN Community is essentially a regional development agenda to promote mutual understanding and common responsibility as Southeast Asian Nations through regional integration. ASEAN Community emphasizes on political security, economic, and social-cultural to reach the regional integration goals. While the realization of ASEAN Community is seen as politically-driven agenda, however it will bring huge impact for almost whole aspects of life. As its consequences, ASEAN citizens are demanded to prepare the implementation of ASEAN Community. In terms of economy, the coming agenda ASEAN Economic Community is indeed as important agenda to be assessed. ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) 2015 is a platform for all ASEAN member states to enhance the economic cooperation in order to foster the regional integration. AEC 2015 can be seen as an effort to ensure all economic-relations in ASEAN based on the ASEAN Community goal, which in the end will indirectly embrace ASEAN citizens to compete in the globalized world. AEC 2015 is very important for us, especially young generation. Contrasting ideality and reality Currently, there are 75 million youth unemployed globally and 40 per cent of them is in the Asia and Pacific region. The global economic crisis in 2008 resulted in significant number increase of youth unemployment, 7 million more youth unemployed as the aftermath of the crisis. This fact has brought fears and anxiety not only to the government, most significantly to the society. The welfare of society is determined by the number of income which is resulted from the employment itself. The idea of ASEAN Economic Community is predicted and aimed to meet the reality of the increasing number of unemployment, especially in Southeast Asia region. However, ASEAN Economic Community would be possible happened only if the government along with the society could execute tangible programs and actions. Social Entrepreneurship as a tangible action to overcome social problems and unemployment in ASEAN The increasing number of unemployment which affects the economic stability and society's welfare is actually caused by the quality of human resources. People especially youth do not have high quality of education and capacity-building, in addition without a proper link to the labor markets especially in countries with poor economic stability and prolonged conflict. This problem must be put into high concern of the government and society as well. Therefore, socialpreneur can be seen as an effort to overcome these ongoing problems of unemployment in the entire region of Southeast Asia.

5 The importance of social entrepreneurship A definition was developed by J. Gregory Dees, widely considered to be the father of the field of social entrepreneurship (1998), is one of concepts that can be used to emphasize the importance of social entrepreneur. Social entrepreneurs play the role of change agents in the social sector by: a.adopting a mission to create and sustain social value (not just private value); b.recognizing and relentlessly pursuing new opportunities to serve that mission; c.engaging in the process of continuous innovation, adaptation, and learning; d.acting boldly without being limited by resources currently in hand; e.exhibiting a heightened sense of accountability to the constituencies served and for the outcomes created. Thus, social entrepreneurship is sort of direct action in which necessary to be done by society especially youth. The involvement of youth in the fields could positively impact to a strong leadership experience and it gives real atmosphere of economic competition among countries in this globalized era. Youth could deeply understand the recent economic issues and challenges as well as practically involved to overcome social problems in its surroundings. ASEAN Young Socialpreneurs Program 2015 Considering the idea of successfully making ASEAN Economic Community possible through youth involvement, Global Engagement Office (GEO) Faculty of Social and Political Sciences initiates an ASEAN Young Socialpreneurs Program. This program is designed to present and introduce the concept of social entrepreneurship in the recent world and its context to the regional economic stability. GEO has shown its concern upon the importance of youth involvement to drive an effective and efficient economy, therefore this program aims to give wide and better understanding about social entrepreneurship and its practical experiences through a week interesting and exciting program and activities. The program includes business plan competition, workshop on social entrepreneurship, excursion, and cultural program. On one hand students will get to know the characteristic of social entrepreneurship and confidence-building to start up a new business in order to overcome social problems, but on the other hand students will also compete to one another in creating a significant business plan in order to get ready to analyze social problems in their surroundings.

6 F I I S P O L purposes The purposes of this program are for: 1.Developing social empathy and ability, entrepreneurship, leadership, and innovation of youth and student from Indonesia, ASEAN, and across the globe; 2.Enhancing mutual understanding and people to people engagement between student and youth from ASEAN and across the globe in order to foster regional integration of ASEAN Community 2015; 3.Enhancing competitive spirit among student and youth to be able to face regional economic challenges; 4.Generating spirit as the agent of change to be able to solve social problems in their society and surroundings; 5.Facilitating student and youth from ASEAN and across the globe to exchange their ideas, cultures, as well as experiences in order to develop networking for social entrepreneurship targeted participants University student and youth in the age of 17-25, from all ASEAN member states (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Philippines) and student and youth from countries across the globe who are interested to learn about social entrepreneurship and Southeast Asia. time and place Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, on September 16-20, 2015

7 UGM and Yogyakarta Universitas Gadjah Mada (internationally known as Gadjah Mada University ; Abbreviation : UGM) is an Indonesian public ivy league research university located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, founded on December 19, UGM is the oldest and largest institution of higher learning in Indonesia. Located in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, the 360 acre university comprises of 18 faculties, 68 undergraduate study programs, 23 diploma study programs, 104 master and spesialist study program, and 43 Doctorate study programs. It has approximately 55,000 students, 1,187 foreign students and 2,500 faculty members currently. Universitas Gadjah Mada has been considered to be the most prestigious university in Indonesia. UGM is implementing an educopolis area, a step taken by universities in creating conducive environment for the continuity of the learning process. These efforts are pursued in the context of developing multidisciplinary collaborations and responding to ecological issues in order to achieve the vision of the university. Some of the steps are reducing pollution and vehicle exhaust emissions, development of pedestrian, restriction of vehicles entering the campus, construction of new dormitories on the campus, development of parking pockets, planting the trees green and many more. Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of Universitas Gadjah Mada -previously known as Academy of Political Science- was established to educate the government bureaucrat candidates in domestic, information, and foreign fields in the beginning of Indonesian Independency. In the early of Universitas Gadjah Mada s establishment, social and political science studies was in the same faculty with law science and economy. Later on, the faculty of social and political was formed separatedly since 1955 which later changed into Faculty of Social and Political Science, abbreviated as FISIPOL. The Special Region of Yogyakarta of where UGM is located, is one of the smallest provinces in Indonesia and has been widely known as a center of Javanese culture as well as a center of learning. It has 3,400,000 inhabitants, 511,000 of whom reside in the city of Yogyakarta. Its designation as a center of learning is marked by the existence of 120 state and private tertiary educational institutions, with a student population of over 300,000

8 ACTIVITIES 1. Social Entrepreneurship Competition Social Entrepreneurship Competition: is a competition for student and youth from ASEAN and across the globe to create business plan in which significantly addressing social problems in the society. There are five main concerns as themes in which the participant will create a business plan based on these concerns, which are services, technology, creative industry, culinary, and agribusiness. The competition is in a group framework, a group consists of three youth and student. Each group must submit their proposal to the organizing committee to be reviewed and assessed. 20 groups/teams will be selected to attend the preliminary round and get a chance to attend the full program of ASEAN Young Socialpreneurs Program and Competition at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta. For the final round, three groups will be selected to present their proposal in front of the adjudicators. Business plan categories: a.service: business idea must be an abstract product yet beneficial for society such as internet café, transportation, education, etc. b.technology: business idea must be related to the creation of new technology or the advancement of existing technology that can be used to develop resources or overcome social problems or disasters such as water sanitation system, etc. c.creative Industry: business idea must be related to art sectors such as manufacturing industries of shoes, clothes, handmade souvenirs, etc. d.culinary: business idea must be related to products of modern, traditional, or innovative foods/cuisines, drinks, etc. e.agribusiness: business idea must be products related to relevant sectors such as agriculture, fishery, as well as livestock products.

9 2. Lecture and Workshop Lectures on ASEAN Community: is a closed lecture for participants to deeply understand about ASEAN Community 2015 specifically about the importance of regional integration as well as the role of youth in achieving ASEAN Economic Community Workshop on Social Entrepreneurship (Start up and Networking) The workshop aims to make social entrepreneurial knowledge accessible to everyone who wants to get out there and make a business with their good idea. Each session is designed to give participants the skills needed to turn good ideas into action in order to strengthen and grow the social entrepreneurship community. Develop general entrepreneurship skills around pitching, creating business plans, working with effective marketing campaigns, and team building Session 1: "A Voyage to be A Social Entrepreneur: Getting Started" Jonathan Chang (Director at Lien Centre for Social Innovation, Singapore Management University) Session 2: How Can We Catalyze Good Intentions into Meaningful Actions? Sabrina Mustopo (Founder and CEO Kakoa Chocolate; Former Senior Associate McKinsey and Company) Session 3: Pitching and Personal Branding: How to Market Your Ideas? Ahmad Yuniarto (Former CEO PT Schlumberger Geophysic Nusantara)

10 3. Excursion: Social Entrepreneurs, Yogyakarta The participants of this program will be involved in activities conducted at the social entrepreneurs in Yogyakarta. Participants will be given chance to learn about how social entrepreneurs run their business and effectively overcome social problems particularly in their surroundings. There are two places we are planning to visit which are Gemah Ripah Waste Bank and Hoshizora Tour and Travel in Bantul, Yogyakarta. 4. Cultural Program Apart from the tight schedule of the business plan competition as well as workshop and lecture, the participants will also enjoy the cultural programs, including cultural night and cultural visit to tourism places and historical sites in Yogyakarta. Yogyakarta is known as the center of tourism attraction in Indonesia, where there are a lot of tourism places and traditional cuisines the tourist can enjoy. All participants will enjoy a day cultural program in order to witness the kindness of Yogyakarta's culture and the wonderful Indonesia. There are two places we are planning to visit which are Borobudur Temple and Ramayana Ballet at Prambanan Temple as well as one program of cultural night where all participants will show us the uniqueness of their culture.

11 BOARD COMMITTEES Steering Committee: Dean - Dr. Erwan Agus Purwanto, M.Si. Vice Dean I - Dr. Nanang Pamuji Mugasejati Vice Dean II - Dr. Najib Azca, S.Sos., MA Vice Dean III - Drs.Suparjan, M.Si. Director : Atin Prabandari, MA(IR) Project Manager : Rezha Bayu O. Arief, S. IP Asst. Project Manager : Gayuh Mustiko Jati Director of LO : Nilam Hamdani, S. IP Secretary : Annisa Aryati, S. IP Treasurer : Nur Imania, S. Pd Director of Hospitality : Febi Rachmadewi Director of Program : Akib Aryou Co-Director for Competition : Edwin Adisasmita Co-Director for Excursion and Cultural Day : Adelia Murti Co-Director for Workshop and Lecture : Erwin Handono Director of External Affairs : Hesty Firstyasari Director of Media : Bondan Bhaskara

12 RUNDOWN Date Time Activity Place 16/09/ Arrival University Club Registration University Club Free time and preparation University Club Welcoming dinner Tentative Technical meeting for competition Tentative and course program 17/09/ Breakfast University Club Coffee break FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Opening Ceremony FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Workshop on Social FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Entrepreneurship (Start Up and Networking) Lunch break FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Dinner University Club 18/09/ Breakfast University Club Lecture: The Role of Youth in FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Achieving ASEAN Community Grand Final Session 1 FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Lunch/Break FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Grand Final Session 1 FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Dinner University Club

13 19/09/ Breakfast University Club Grand Final Session 2 FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Lunch break FISIPOL UGM: Seminar Timur Excursion Bantul Ramayana Ballet Prambanan Temple 20/09/ Breakfast University Club Cultural Day: Visit Borobudur Borobudur Temple Temple Lunch/Break Jejamuran Rehearsal and preparation for University Club Closing Ceremony and Cultural Night Closing Ceremony, Awarding University Club Session, and Cultural Night (including dinner)

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15 Further information Project Manager Rezha Bayu Oktavian Arief P : E : rezha.bayu.o@mail.ugm.ac.id External Affairs Director Hesty Firstyasari P : E : ayspp@ugm.ac.id

16 embracing social business, overcoming social problem... Contact: Global Engagement Office Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas Gadjah Mada Jl.Socio Yusticia no.1, Bulaksumur Post Code: Yogyakarta, Indonesia Phone: ext. 182 Fax: Website: fisipol.ugm.ac.id FB: facebook.com/fisipol.ugm Twitter: twitter.com/fisipolugm