英文摘要 |
Social enterprise is established based on the need of vulnerable groups and the concept of social welfare and social value. Unlike most enterprises built upon market needs and profits, social enterprise emphasizes on solving social problems by means of business activities, and on the value of the society, economy, and ecosystem. The research of conducts case studies on Aurora Social Enterprise and Manna Organic Culture and Living Association. Aurora Social Enterprise constructed a complete commercial web-system for the aboriginal tribes and their organic produce in Ali Village, Chiayi, while Manna promoted organic farming, eco-friendly, and nature-friendly, and solved the social problems in the aboriginal tribes. Both Aurora and Manna tried to find a way for the aborigines' economic industries. The objective of the study is to discuss the social enterprise business models practiced by Aurora and Manna, and the social benefit and impact bought to the aboriginal tribes. As for the research methods, the research adopts documentary analysis and in-depth interviews with the decision makers from both cases, aspiring to build social enterprise business models over aboriginal tribes. The results are expected to be the reference for other aboriginal tribes when promoting social enterprise in the future. |