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22 October 2014
Stanley
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INDONESIA
SchoolLeadership
Development
Philanthropy in education is popular
across Asia but funds mostly
flow into physical infrastructure
and scholarships, and not into
education software. In particular,
APC believes that we have to
address the capability of the top
level of school management as
this is a critical factor for the
success of any school. APCs pilot
programme to train school leaders/
principals is working with the India
School Leadership Institute (ISLI)
and Global School Leaders, the
international platform for school
leadership development programmes
that are deliveredlocally.
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MALAYSIA | REGION
REGIONAL
Talent Development
in the Philanthropy
Sector
The lack of human capital in
the social sector continues to
be a huge problem across Asia,
especially at the middle and senior
levels. This limits philanthropists
work in building a high-impact
organisation. APC is working
with a leading global search
firm to undertake a study on
how the leadership deficit in the
philanthropy sector can be better
addressed on a regionalbasis.
INDONESIA
MALAYSIA
Special Needs
Education
This is a new project that has
emerged from our Malaysian
members, who hope to bring in
effective models within our network
that would be able to address
this in an impactful way. APC
has been engaging experts in the
field in Malaysia to understand
the landscape there, and has
been engaging regional sector
experts who specialise on early
identification andintervention.
ESIA
PHILIPPINES/INDON
Cross-Border
Giving Guide
SINGAPORE
A Pilot Assisted
LivingFacility
Accommodation and service
options for the senior population in
Singapore is currently limited and
nursing homes do not cater for
seniors with low dependency needs
and desire high autonomy and
purposeful living. The Assisted Living
Facility (ALF) pilot aims to provide
a demonstration model, offering a
more community-centric model that
engages with the residents. APC
is collaborating with a non-profit
organisation to build this first
purpose-built facilityinSingapore.
SINGAPORE/RE
GIONAL
REGIONAL
ASEAN
Philanthropy
Dialogue
ASEAN Philanthropy Dialogue is
a platform that aims to bring APC
members together with regional
government leaders to discuss joint
efforts to work on social issues
together. This is a good opportunity
for members to learn what ASEAN
public sector priorities are, and
to state their case on the role of
philanthropy being a problemsolver for key social challenges.
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AUGUST, 2016
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST
SUMMARY:
Today started early with a morning meeting organised by APC at the Singapore
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) with Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, the foreign
minister. One benefit of APC is their convening power: we were with the MFA
ASEAN team and other APC members from Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia
on setting up a dialogue between ASEAN political leaders and APC members on
growing philanthropyinASEAN.
I had another surprise take-away when I met fellow APC member Cherie from
Indonesia. Laurence asked me to share about the Zuellig Family Foundations
Community Health Partnership Program which incorporates leadership and
management training on health for Filipino mayors. Cherie expressed great
interest in the programme and wanted to explore bringing it to Indonesia! With
family business interest in Indonesia, I have always been interested in doing
something there. But I suppose that it is the power of having a group like this
that makes the possibilities concreteandimmediate.
The programme started in the Philippines borne out of a need to let bureaucrats
and government leaders understand more about the health sector with
professional training customised for them.
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APC Roundtable
APC GSL Visit to KL
Today, APC
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NEXT STEPS
Friday
* Adoption of a school
leadership programme
* Research: talent
development for the
philanthropy sector
NOTES
* Organising 18
APCRoundtables
Vice Chairman
GITI Group
Laurence Lien
Christine Chaw
Executive Assistant
Stacey Choe
Director
Our Team
Laurence Lien
CEO
Berlinda Gooi
Deputy Director
Tan Bee Wan, Mathias Terheggen, Cheng Gang, Tao Ze, Cecilia Chua, Pauline
Tan, Lee Ee Teng, Winnie Liu, Amber Durrant, Kwan Jinyao, Ng Xujie, Natalie
Soh, Prasatt Arumugam, JovinLoh, Mira Cole-Wijaya and Goh Hwee Leng
APC would like to thank all those who have so generously given their time,
energy and expertise to support and grow our idea:
Cherie Nursalim
Board Members
Financial Highlights
10 Jul 2015
to 30 Jun 2016
in SGD
INCOME
Donations Non-tax exempt
523,387
Grants
57,860
Membership contributions
73,707
Others
151
TOTAL INCOME
655,105
in SGD
2016
ASSETS
Current assets
Cash and cash equivalents
534,198
Other receivables
3,473
537,671
Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment
LESS: EXPENDITURE
4,397
TOTAL ASSETS
Staff Costs
(277,871)
LIABILITIES
(68,894)
Current liabilities
(44,928)
(68,123)
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
(459,816)
195,289
542,068
346,779
NET ASSETS
195,289
FUNDS
Unrestricted Fund
(35,817)
Restricted Fund
231,106
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Description
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20th
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Cherie
Indonesia