In common sense, the United Nations is a powerful international organization. It works on economic and social development programs, improves human rights and reduces global conflicts. However, the United Nations cares about the public benefits rather than individuals. Moreover, the economic support form the United Nations is temporary and it cannot support for a long time. Therefore, we still need the Arc or social enterprise, even though the United Nations is fully funded.

The definition of Arc or social enterprises is pursuing innovative idea with the potential to solve community problems as generating income. These organizations provide education programs, banking services, etc. They not only support people with troubles, but also teach them business skills. With these skills and knowledge,  people can obtain ability to sustain their life.

As a saying goes, “Give a man a fish ad he can eat for a day; but if you teach him how to fish, he’ll eat for a lifetime.” Social enterprises are trying to teach people fishing. Their behavior will lead people to achieve self-sufficient and live with hope.