is a reality TV show contest that features business plans to discover great social entrepreneurs who utilize best business practices to solve social and environmental problems. The show aims to provide knowledge and a correct understanding of
“social business” or
“sharing business,” with more than 900 contestant teams and 20 final teams.
In 2018, Win Win War Thailand (season 1) received the 33rd Golden Television Awards in Best Game Shows category, and its first winner was Siam Able Innovation, which created “Synthetics for the Disabled, Enable the Disabled,” mobility equipment designed to support people with disabilities. Win Win War Thailand Season 2This season has attracted contestants from 11,200 roadshow participants, with a final number of around 1,843 contestant teams. The winner was Buddy Home Care from Chiang Mai. Their business model is based on the Volunteer for Home Elderly Care of the Foundation for Older Persons’ Development, and it involves sending staff to develop the skills and capabilities of the elderly so that they feel more confident about their future. Win Win War Thailand Season 3 in 2020 comes
in an online platform, which makes it more accessible to social businesses, social
entrepreneurship, and social enterprise networks in ASEAN. This season enhanced ThaiBev's corporate image in sustainability with more than 2.4 million people as well as increased in number of social entrepreneurs in ThaiBev's social enterprise network to more than 2,400. This also resulted to the increase in number of startups and social enterprises under ThaiBev support by 100% of the base year of 2019. Please visit
www.winwinwarthailand.com for more information.
initiated in London in 2014 by HRH The Prince Andrew, Duke of York, with an aim to support entrepreneurs and help accelerate their businesses by connecting them to influencers, investors, and experts from different industries. Last year, “Pitch@Palace ASEAN” took place in Thailand, with coordination between the Global Entrepreneurship Network, Pitch@Palace Global, and the Office of Small and Medium Enterprise Promotion (OSMEP). The event consisted of a bootcamp and a final pitch. Moreover, HRH The Prince Andrew, Duke of York, attended both activities and identified the winner himself. 
C asean in collaboration with the London School of Economics and LSE Alumni Association Thailand sponsored “Fostering Sustainable Growth: Europe, ASEAN & UK” to empower coordination in the ASEAN, the European Union (UN), and the United Kingdom (UK). LSE Alumni Association has a worldwide connection of changemakers and talented leaders and holds events every year to strengthen their bond, such as
