Why good intentions fail to bring good results?
This week examines the challenges of achieving genuine social impact through social innovation.
We’ll discuss why well-intentioned actions, like using eco-bags, may not yield the expected results, and why focusing on systemic change is essential for meaningful progress.
By exploring Korea’s experience with public diplomacy and development cooperation, you’ll gain insight into effective approaches for lasting social change.
What you’ll learn in this video:
- The importance of addressing social problems through systemic, rather than surface-level, solutions
- How well-meaning actions may sometimes fail to achieve positive outcomes
- Key lessons from Korea’s public diplomacy efforts in development cooperation
- Approaches to designing impactful and sustainable social innovation strategies
Reflect on the importance of thinking beyond immediate actions and consider how we can create truly effective social solutions.
Join us in exploring the path to genuine, sustainable impact through systemic innovation.
Social Innovation in South Korea, Part 2: Lessons from Korea’s Own Development
Social Innovation in South Korea, Part 2: Lessons from Korea’s Own Development
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