The word 'Cafe' means more to Kinyei than just a place to have a coffee - they recognise it to be a place, open to everyone, where you can go to share ideas, news, and culture. Kinyei Cafe serves a range of expertly made espressos and baked goods. With live music, a gallery space, and hosting 'Kinyei Open Classroom', the cafe is becoming a hub of social innovation, cross cultural engagement and local artistic talent.

Kompong Khleang Floating Village: Community Based Tours is a social enterprise benefitting the Bridge of Life School, a non-profit organization operating in Siem Reap and Kompong Thom Province. Their mission is to connect tourists to Kompong Khleang, a floating village on the Tonle Sap, in a responsible and meaningful way by both seeing the sites and learning about the community. Their tours are unique because they are based in the community, run by local residents, and all profits are reinvested in the community based educational programming.

KOTO stands for Know One, Teach One and the cooking class in Hanoi is part of their social enterprise network in Vietnam.

KOTO stands for Know One, Teach One and the cooking class in HCMC is part of their social enterprise network in Vietnam.

KOTO stands for Know One, Teach One and the restaurant in HCMC is part of their social enterprise network in Vietnam.

KOTO stands for Know One, Teach One and the restaurant in HCMC is part of their social enterprise network in Vietnam.

The Kriti Eco Boutique is a clothing and products store located in the colonial town of Pondicherry. The shop supplies a wide range of ecological and ethnic products produced by various fair trade organisations and NGO's throughout India. The boutique helps support eco-developmental initiatives by selling a wide range of ecological and ethnic products that are a result of indigenous knowledge. By purchasing products from the Kriti Eco Boutique you are helping to support local employment and fair trade principles.

Traditional pottery in Oaxaca is at risk of disappearing. In a world of disposable plastic products, produced in the millions, the unique craft of the potter is rarely valued. Since they cannot earn a sufficient and fair income, many are abandoning the craft altogether. La Tiendita del Barro provides a shopfront and art gallery opportunities for this collective to showcase their works.

Enjoy a relaxing stay right on the beach at this basic ecolodge. It's set among many higher end resorts and offers travelers a responsible travel alternative with view from rooms right onto the sand and water.

Maison De Tet is located on the West Lake, near the intercontinental hotel with a gorgeous view of the lake form their balcony. The cafe is all about locally sourced organic ingredients and they get most of them from their own farm (The Fragrant Path) that is just outside of Hanoi. They are passionate about promoting local farmers and local artisans and creating healthy and delicious food.