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March 26, 2006

YSEI Event in Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP) International Forum

Ysei logo newYSEI is inviting persons/organizations keen on supporting young social entrepreneurs to attend as speakers and active role players for the YSEI event at the GKP International Forum from the 8th to 9th of May 2006. Interested persons should send in proposals to ysei@globalknowledge.org. The grand theme of the GKP International Forum is “Creating prosperity through innovation – ICT at work in development”. The Forum aims to engage invited leaders from business, civil society and government to both share innovations with ICT for development (ICT4D) and build new innovative partnership-based initiatives using ICT to create prosperity (www.globalknowledge.org). The forum would consist of several main speaking panels and follow-up discussion sessions based on various ICT4D and development themes.

YSEI will be hosting a main panel session and follow-up discussion session on supporting young social entrepreneurs. The theme for the panel discussion is "Cultivating Young Social Entrepreneurs - Impact & Challenges".  The follow-up discussion session would be centered on – “Developing Support Systems for Young Social Entrepreneurs”. The discussions with key role players should involve developing a road-map/ action plan on building the necessary infrastructure consisting of knowledge, networks, mentorship & financing to support young social entrepreneurs. The YSEI event aims to spur interactions and the creation of concrete partnerships between existing and potential supporters of young social entrepreneurs. In addition it can serve as a platform that brings together leaders in technology and social entrepreneurship interested in injecting innovation into youth social enterprises.

Posted by In Ho Lee at March 26, 2006 02:14 PM

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