The power of clusters: Building a strong philanthropy ecosystem in Asia

Recognizing that philanthropy and other types of private social investment are increasingly important facets of a family’s vision of the resources they seek to both grow and deploy, Hong Kong and Singapore are endeavoring to become family offices. While there is more money in the region, the lack of collaboration and cooperation among various stakeholders has hindered the development of effective and sustainable solutions.

Angel Chiang from CAPS discussed how to use the philanthropy cluster model to unlock the potential for philanthropy and build a collaborative ecosystem for long-term impact.

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