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Bill Drayton
Founder of Ashoka: Innovators for the Public, an organization that is dedicated to finding and helping social entrepreneurs around the world.
https://www.ashoka.org/en/focus/social-entrepreneurship

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Brian Misari - Q’omer Kallpa

His project  is based on spreading science in a fun way for children and young people to empower them and that become agents of change.

He created together with the team a microbiology story for children and I offer science workshops for children, youth and adults.
He uses these little puppets to teach  students with low resources.

Jareth, Diana and Barbara

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Group: Alvaro, Jennifer and Janise
Environmental group Amazonian Land (GATIA)
-Its main representative is Ivonne Bocanegra.
-It's a non-profit organization that was founded in 2001 in Iquitos.
-They focus on solid waste management so that they become a business, fashion, art and education opportunities.
-In the last 12 months, they have managed to create their own environment center, which has allowed them to generate economic income, impacting up to 40 000 people all over I quitos.
Objectives:
-Promote the development of an environmental culture.
-Provide good environmental practices through awareness education and training children, young people and adults.
-Promote ecoturism through talks, workshops and artistic events.

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Kate Jakubas - Founder of Meliora Cleaning Products.
(Marly)
- Kate studied at University of Illinois.
-  She is an environmental engineer by trade.
- She grew up as one of the kids who had a “rock collection” instead of a lemonade stand, and she hadn’t considered herself at any point destined to be a businessperson.
- Her care for the environment and her engineering drive to solve problems and that is when she became inspired to determine what potential toxic and environmentally harmful chemicals she could remove from her own personal consumption.

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Blake Mycoskie
He is the co-founder of TOMS shoes. This entrepreneurship turned out of a trip to Argentina and he realized that many people in that country did not have shoes. Since then he donate 1 pair of shoes for every 2 pairs that people buy. He has been donating over 1 million pair of shoes.

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Lima - Peru

Sustainable Fishery Trade – Priscilla Verástegui (co-founder)

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Mio Yamamoto
Yamamoto and two co-founders created World In Tohoku (WIT), a not-for-profit organization that works in disaster-affected areas of the Tohoku region. Yamamoto is the managing director at the NPO, originally called World In Asia.

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URVASHI SAHNI - Andrea

-Founder and CEO of SHEF (Study Hall Education Foundation)
- It is an organization dedicated to provide affordable high quality rights-based education to the most disadvantaged girls in India.
- She has worked with over 900 schools and changed the life of 150,000 girls (directly) and 270,000 girls (indirectly) with her program.
-She won the "Social Entrepeneur of The Year" award in 2017 for her selfless act of dedication and passion.
- She has also been recognized by the Obama Foundation Global Girls Alliance and the Clinton Foundation as a Change Maker.

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Jane Chen
She is the  CEO of Embrace, a social enterprise that was founded to help millions of vulnerable or premature babies born every year in developing countries by  providing low-cost infant incubators.

https://www.forbes.com/impact-30/list.html
(Bárbara)

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Bunker Roy
Sanjit “Bunker” Roy had a privileged upbringing in India, in contrast to many Indians who live off of less than $1 per day. When Roy visited some of his country's rural villages, he had a life-altering experience and decided to find a way to improve the social-economic inequities in his country. He founded Barefoot College in 1972, a solar-powered college for the poor.

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1. All of them were good at leadership and empathy with people in poverty. Moreover, they were all unknown in their country.
2. We think that Brian Misari - Q’omer Kallpa  did an important contribution to our country by providing knowledge to children.

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1.  All of them share leadership, creativity, solidarity and commitment to improve social welfare.
2. In our opinion, Jane Chen from Taiwán has made the most important contribution to society because she helps premature babies from all over the world.

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1. Empathy and leadership.
They also see opportunities to solve people's problems. In most cases, people with low resources.
2. We think that GATIA (Iquitos' case) has made most contribution to citizens and the environment.

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1. They all had the persistence to continue doing their social work although they might have had obstacles during the journey. Also, solidarity as they cared for others in a profound way and developed creative manners to help them.

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1. They are confident and have a strong sense of leadership.