Social entrepreneurs recognize social problems and use business principles to create organizations that achieve social change. They focus on creating social capital and furthering social and environmental goals, though they are not precluded from making a profit. Social entrepreneurs commonly work in the voluntary and non-profit sectors.

1. Hafidzah Abdul Aziz
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2. A social entrepreneur recognizes a social
problem and uses entrepreneurial principles to
organize, create and manage a venture to achieve
social change.
A social entrepreneur focuses on creating social
capital. Thus, the main aim of social
entrepreneurship is to further social and
environmental goals.
Social entrepreneurs are most commonly
associated with the voluntary and not-for-profit
sectors, but this need not preclude making a
profit.
Sources : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_entrepreneurship

3. 1. Demographic Opportunities
2. Financial Opportunities
3. Nutritional Opportunities
4. Resource Opportunities
5. Environmental Opportunities
6. Health Opportunities
7. Gender Opportunities
8. Educational Opportunities
9. Digital Opportunities
10. Security Opportunities
Sources : Dr. JM Luzarraga – ETEO-MU – Sustainable Development – April 2009

4. N. Negroponte
Mother Theresa Bunker Roy
Martin Fisher Rick Aubry
Sources : Dr. JM Luzarraga – ETEO-MU – Sustainable Development – April 2009

5. Mahatma Gandhi
Dr Govindappa Dr Mohammed Yumus
F. Arizmendiarrieta
Sources : Dr. JM Luzarraga – ETEO-MU – Sustainable Development – April 2009

6. “The fruit of faith is love,
and the fruit of love is service”