The Social Enterprise World Forum (SEWF) is the leading global platform dedicated to advancing the social enterprise movement. It connects entrepreneurs, policymakers, and communities worldwide to build an inclusive and sustainable economy where people and the planet come first.

Through flagship events, policy advocacy, and global networks, SEWF empowers purpose-driven enterprises to create lasting social and environmental impact.

The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (KSTI) is a government body responsible for formulating policies and implementing initiatives related to science, technology, and innovation in Malaysia.

It plays a key role in promoting research, development, and commercialization of technology while strengthening the national innovation ecosystem towards sustainable growth. Through various programs and funding support, KSTI is committed to positioning Malaysia as a knowledge-driven, globally competitive, and future-oriented nation.

Scotland is recognised as a global leader in social enterprise, with over 5,000 enterprises and 200 new start-ups each year driving inclusive growth and community empowerment. Rooted in a long tradition of socially responsible business, the sector contributes £1.68 billion annually and supports over 100,000 jobs.

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Citadines Waterfront Kota Kinabalu (CWKK) a premier hospitality establishment under Ascott Limited, officially opened its doors first quarter of last year offering contemporary, fully furnished hotel apartments. What sets this property apart is its unique dual-key capabilities, allowing room types to seamlessly transform into 2–3-bedroom unit if required. With less than 15-minute drive from Kota Kinabalu International Airport, the property offers point-to-point airport transfers, making it a breeze for jet setters. The hotel also stands for it strategic point where it is insanely convenient to get by to attractions such us the Gaya Street fair on Sundays, the Handicraft market, Jesselton Duty Free outlets as well as the Jesselton Jetty which is the point that gets to you Sabah’s most treasured islands for sea activities.

For those seeking a relaxing and comfortable stay, potentially to also experience a little of the trending Jeju Island vibes with the fisherman’s port right across the hotel – especially for Korean series enthusiast, CWKK definitely offers that perfect blend of convenience and charm.