Since United Nation is a global organization, it has multiple countries to care about; therefore they do not have enough time to to research for the regions and creating individual improvement plans for  each area, and causes both global and regional improvement not conspicuous. Unlike United Nation, Social Enterprises and the Arc are able to target on the specific regions and provide detailed assistance.  Even though this will not make a conspicuous global improvement, but the enhancement to each region that has been assisted is relatively significant by comparing to the United Nation.

As a result of being able to particularly support each region, both Social Enterprises and the Arc are capable of instructing the firms with business knowledge for exchange of business skills. To the Arc and the local firms, this is a double-win situation. The firms receive the knowledge of how to efficiently operate a business for further development, and the people in the Arc receive business skills from the experiences. Unlike United Nation, the Arc and Social Enterprises could not only aid with financial assistance but also a unabridged knowledge instruction. Financial assistance could only improve the global economy temporarily, since the money will abridge over time if people don’t efficiently utilize the financial assistance. Business knowledge could help people to further generate money, radically solve the problem, and thoroughly improve the economy of the region.

Therefor Social Enterprises and the Arc also indispensable when United Nation is fully funded.

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