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Questions• How can universities drive change among staff,

students and in communities?

• Are there successful models already in use – canwe share good practice?

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What are the enabling factors that assist in thechange process? How can technology acceleratepositive change?


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Social Innovation, Collaboration, Synergy

• Social innovation is a process in which new ideas aregenerated that not only meets social or economic needs ,but also creates new social relationships andcollaborations (Murray et al., 2010).

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Collaboration implies creating solutions or strategies, oftenfor very complex, "messy" problems, through thesynergistic interactions of a group of people (Denning andYaholkovsky 2008).

• Synergy represents a dynamic process , involves adaptation

and learning , creates an integrated solution , entails jointaction by many in which the total effect is greater than thesum of the effects when acting independently. (Harris,2004)


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About CECTCenter for Entrepreneurship, Change and Third Sector

TrisaktiUniversity

Research &Consultation Education

MM-CSR

MM-CE

CECT


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Some of our Social Innovations

• creating new specialisations for Master Degree Programs atTrisakti University, i.e. CSR and Community Entrepreneurship ;

• became a think-tank for creating and continuously improvingthe PracAdemic (Practical Academic) curriculum for bothprograms;

• applying theories into practice through consultation works ;• creating tools to feed the curriculum to help students

understand how to apply theories in real cases;• creating case studies from our consultation works;


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Some of our Social Innovations

• CSR Clinic• Regular Seminars• providing inputs and academic reviews for

government in the drafting of laws related toCSR based on our works and researches;

• ‘match -making’ the private sector and social

enterprise to help them get resources.• Collaborate with Third Sector, Private Sector,

and Government Sector


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CECT Manages Social Laboratory at Nagrak,Cibubur, West Java: 126 hectar

Lamb fattening Goat fattening Cow fattening

Duck farming Rice Field BananaFarming


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Social Lab - Composting

Waste Recycling Recycling Machine Organic Fertiliser


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FeedsCurriculum

CECT(Research &

Consultation)

Master DegreePrograms

• Social

Enterprise• CSR

projects

OUTPUT• Research•

Consultationworks• Involve

Students/Alumni

• Case Studies•

CSR & SETools

• Modules

1. Involve students in CSR projects2. Apprentice program

• Apply Theories• Propose

Social Innovation3. Pitching program Angel funds

Clients:• Companies•

BritishCouncil• Ford

Foundation• Other

University,

Researchcenter, etc.

CECT Model for DevelopingSocial Innovations

Trial and ImproveTrial and Improve


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PEDOMAN CSRBIDANG LINGKUNGAN

KEMENTERIAN LINGKUNGAN HIDUP


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Some of our Tools

• “Radyati KIS (Key Indicatorof Success)” for CSR

Planning• “Radyati -Simmonds

MOMMY” for StakeholderEngagement Planning

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“Sustainability Tree” - a toolfor CSR Design


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Some of CECT key success factors

1. Link the research center with the programs inUniversity to improve the curriculum, share casestudies, share network and other resources

2. Create an income generating activities throughconsultation works and workshops for public

3. Create value added output from theconsultation works: case studies, newterminology, “HOW -TO” Tools, contributearticles to media (newspaper, magazine,etc.),collaborate with media (including TV)

4. Involve students in consultation works


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