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In Southeast Asia, despite remarkable economic growth and general trends of rising human development, inequality is also rising, and for those at the bottom of the pyramid poverty remains entrenched. To meet this challenge, new ways of thinking about poverty and its alleviation are needed. Innovation for Inclusive Development (IID) – which can be understood as technology, policy and social innovation by and with the poor and the marginalized – is critical to solve complex problems such as poverty. IID is inclusive in both outcome and process, and involves addressing challenges through co-diagnosis, co-design, co-delivery and co-deployment.