Universities from Russia, Malaysia, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Indonesia are forming a unique international research network. The signing of the Manifesto of the Consortium of Satellite Laboratories for Social Entrepreneurship took place during the International Partners Week at HSE University – Saint Petersburg.

As part of International Partnership Week at HSE University – St. Petersburg.

Universities from Russia, Malaysia, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Indonesia are creating an international research network. The signing of the Manifesto of the Consortium of Satellite Laboratories for Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability took place in the framework of the International Partners' Week at HSE University-St Petersburg.

HSE University – Saint Petersburg organized a landmark Expert Day titled “Frontiers of Growth: Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability in Emerging Economies.” The event, held in Room 219, brought together distinguished scholars, academic leaders, and practitioners from Russia, Malaysia, Mexico, Brazil, Indonesia, India, and Colombia.

Университеты из России, Малайзии, Бразилии, Мексики, Колумбии и Индонезии.

Analytical Report on Social Entrepreneurship in Malaysia (2025), prepared by the Satellite Laboratory of HSE University – Saint Petersburg and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM Malaysia). This report lays the groundwork for further interdisciplinary research on social entrepreneurship ecosystems in rapidly developing economies. It highlights the sector's transformative potential in Malaysia, acknowledges existing challenges, and identifies promising directions for sustainable growth and systemic development.

Launched in 2023, the Satellite Laboratory is a joint effort between the Laboratory for Reputation Management in Education at HSE University–St. Petersburg and the ACT Lab of UTM’s Business School. Over the past 18 months, the project has achieved a series of meaningful resultsю

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The paper aligns with the ongoing research priorities of the International Satellite Laboratory “Reflecting Impact”, a joint initiative between HSE University–St. Petersburg and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), which recently released a comprehensive analytical report on social entrepreneurship in Russia.

During the session, the diversity of existing definitions of social entrepreneurship was discussed, highlighting how varying legal systems, policy frameworks, and cultural contexts shape local practices. She emphasized that while no singular definition prevails, a shared focus on creating measurable social value through entrepreneurial logic remains central across models.