From SRI to Cooperatives Voicing Experience in Responsibility and Symbiosis On the second day of the Forum, the panels discuss how different sectors endeavor to achieve ‘Responsi-bility and Symbiosis’. There are six breakout sessions and special lectures. The first breakout session is ‘Socially Responsible Investing of Pension Fund’ in which East Asian pro-fessionals and Pension Fund operators from Hong Kong will give presentations and then participate in a discussion. The second one is ‘The Asian Public Sphere for Cooperation and Symbiosis’. Scholars and media program makers from Korea and Japan will come together to share opinions. Asian social entre-preneurs and Tru Mumpuni, this year’s winner of Magsaysay Award, are on the panel for the third brea-kout session, ‘Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development in Asia’. In the fourth breakout ses-sion, ‘Future of Energy in East Asia: Can Renewable Energy be an Answer?’ experts examine the changes made in Japan’s energy policy after the Great Earthquake. In ‘2011 East Asia 30’ breakout ses-sion, the process and the results of evaluating CSR in Asian companies will be announced. Lastly, in the sixth breakout session, ‘Cooperatives, New Economic Development’, the panel will discuss the future of cooperatives that are considered to be a potential economic alternative in the time of crisis. Patrick Smith, the former news editor at International Herald Tribune Asian edition as well as the author of ‘Japan: A Reinterpretation’, gives a special lecture titled, ‘Between the East and the West: Symbiosis in the 21st Century’. In the lecture, he will examine the characteristics of the Eastern adaptation of West-ern modernization and progress. After two days of wisdom sharing, the Forum will bring down its curtains.