LocalAlike is an online marketplace where you can find curated travel experiences in local communities across Southeast Asia. The organization strives to create opportunities for locals, communities, and businesses to better their livelihoods through tourism. …
Welcome To My Yard is an innovative social enterprise partnering with street based Nepali children, young people and families and those at risk. Welcome To My Yard provides holistic community based support, practical education, training …
The Bali Street Kids Project is a not-for-profit organisation caring for Bali street kids since 2007. They provide a home, education and care for vulnerable children in and around Denpasar. The organisation supports themselves by …
The Turtle Conservation And Education Center in Denpasar, Bali was founded to help protect turtles around Bali. The center executes a comprehensive strategy designed to eradicate illegal turtle trading on the island of Bali. What …
This beautiful Teahouse in the heart of Hoi An’s Old Town was established in 2000 with the vision of providing opportunities for people of disability to learn skills and gain meaningful employment so that they …
This social enterprise offers locally sourced ingredients from markets and from several organic farms in a nearby village Tra Que, and from organic coffee farmers in Dak Lak. Perhaps most notable, however, is that the …
Leela’s Eco Café is situated in the hills of Kathmandu. They serve authentic and affordable Nepali cuisine made using fresh food harvested ingredients from their very own bio-dynamic and eco-friendly gardens. Products and handicrafts from …
STREETS Restaurant Café is a social enterprise in Hoi An’s old city with a hospitality and culinary training program for disadvantaged young people in the community. The restaurant not only provides opportunity to youth but …
Bambike is a socio-ecological enterprise based in the Philippines that hand-makes bamboo bicycles with fair-trade labor and sustainable building practices. They run eco tours around Manila on the bicycles made by Gawad Kalinga villagers here …