The document discusses social enterprises as a strategic proposition for addressing inadequacies in private, public, and social systems. It defines social entrepreneurship as creating social value rather than profit. Social entrepreneurs are committed to social missions, innovative, and risk-taking. The document also outlines challenges faced by social enterprises in the Philippines including lack of enabling policies, high costs, and limited government support and competition. It argues for developing social entrepreneurial mindsets to build more sustainable local economies.

1. Social Enterprise: A Strategic Proposition www.unladkabayan.org Maria Angela dlc. Villalba Unlad Kabayan Migrant Services Foundation 73 Maningning St, Teachers Village, Quezon City Phone: 794 1399/ Telefax: 433 1292 / unladkamain@pldtdsl.net by

2. www.unladkabayan.org Considering entrepreneurship and social enterprises? 1 st system 2 nd system 3 rd system Planning-regulatory Public sector State/government LGU/National/GOCC-GFI Mutual help Social sector Community-CSO Voluntary groups/Faith-based/ Profit-motivated Private sector Business HH economy mSME Multinationals Black economy cooperatives

9. www.unladkabayan.org Opportunity People Deal Context PCDO Framework Source: Stevenson, Stahl, HBS Key elements in the social entrepreneurship process

12. www.unladkabayan.org Migration and Unlad Kabayan experience OFW destinations

13. www.unladkabayan.org Remittance & capital flows

14. www.unladkabayan.org Private sector Migrants Social sector (CSOs) Labor supply Remittance market Consumer market Source of foreign exchange Ease unemployment pressures Investor for private sector Public sector Philanthropic donors Target for social services Social investors Entrepreneurs 3-sector dynamics in migration

16. Social Value Proposition (SVP) www.unladkabayan.org SVP SVP is the driver of social entrepreneurs. SVP is the organization’s theory of change. It is about how scarce resources are used for social value creation. Opportunity People Capital Regulatory Socio-cultural Macro-economy Political Demographics Taxation

18. www.unladkabayan.org Desired change Crafting the mission Vision : A people who can build their own livelihood and a sustainable economy for society Mission : Promote social entrepreneurship and social enterprises by mobilizing migrant workers, the marginalized and their resources to build a sustainable local economy

19. www.unladkabayan.org Social Enterprise Building Efforts

29. www.unladkabayan.org Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) Migrant Associations Local Government Units

30. www.unladkabayan.org MAG-IMPOK, MAMUHUNAN ITATAG ANG KABUHAYAN SA SARILING BAYAN! Maraming Salamat Po!