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Asia 21: Natharoun Ngo on the Recipe for Making Social Impact

HONG KONG, December 4, 2015 — During the 10th anniversary summit of the Asia 21 Young Leader's Initiative, Natharoun Ngo, Head of Program at United Nations, Cambodia, discusses how investors trying to make a social impact should focus on three key goals: sustainability, impact and scalability. (15 min., 13 sec.)

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