Reflecting on the sustainability of nonprofits during a past event in Korea.(Photo by Milly)  In recent years, Korea has seen a growing number of small, agile nonprofit startups emerge as alternatives to traditional nonprofit organizations. As social issues become more complex and diverse, many younger-generation-led organizations are opting for innovative and fast-moving approaches to problem-solving. This trend reflects a shift in how Korean society addresses public and social challenges. Breaking Away from Traditional Nonprofit Models   Historically, Korea’s civil society has been led by large, structured nonprofit organizations. These groups have played a significant role in driving social change and continue to be active in addressing key issues.   However, the increasing complexity and diversity of societal problems have exposed the limitations of traditional models. Today’s citizens seek faster, more innovative solutions delivered by new players with fresh ...