A commitment to the promotion of social enterprise globally and stronger international partnerships marked the end of the seventh Social Enterprise World Forum in Seoul, South Korea. 

Traditional Korean drums, radical visions of the global social enterprise landscape and a grand social sector selfie help to make the 2014 Social Enterprise World Forum go off with a bang in Seoul, South Korea. 

Global players and home grown innovators are among 15 shortlisted organisations in the UK's first Social Investment Awards which will be held in London later this month.

Sweden's socially minded start-ups are set to tackle some of the world's biggest healthcare issues and social investment is made accessible to millennials in Los Angeles.

Self-promoting CSR strategies just don't cut it in today's world. Many big businesses are getting serious about their social and environmental strategies because issues such as extreme poverty and global warming will not be solved without collaboration. 

Ellie Ward goes back to basics to decode the jargon surrounding mutuals and make sense of this alternative public service delivery model which continues to pick up pace all over the UK. 

Professor Muhammad Yunus is taking his social business ideas to Australia as they look to find innovative solutions to their deep rooted social issues and the second Social Business Summit is underway in the Philippines.

In just a week's time the Social Enterprise World Forum will bring together social innovators, business leaders and policy-makers from all over the world. This year the Forum will be hosted by South Korea in their bustling capital Seoul.  

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