This is evident in the impactful work of women social entrepreneurs elected in the Ashoka Fellowship in the past four decades, which represents 38 percent of its global network, according to Dr. Iman Bibars, Ashoka vice president and Ashoka Arab World regional director. “A system change follows a change in the root causes of an issue, as opposed to a surface level change which only addresses symptoms,” he said. Through her nationwide organization Program for Women Headed Households in Indonesia (PEKKA – Perempuan Kepala Keluarga), hundreds of women’s groups in villages and provinces in Indonesia work together to support women heads of households to become more socially visible and politically empowered.