Power of Social Entrepreneurship: An Expository of Innovative Solutions in India

Author:

Tanupriya Mukherjee 1

Affiliation:

1. Budge Budge Institute of Technology, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Abstract

In the dynamic world of business, where constant adaptation is the accepted norm, Indian entrepreneurs have shown remarkable tenacity & creativity in generating innovative solutions by uniting the practicality of social entrepreneurship & catalyzing effective social change simultaneously. This spirit of the social enterprises of the country has become well represented in it’s start-up economic landscape, affirming the commitment to innovation & progress. It has also emerged as a powerful tool for addressing the innumerable social challenges like economic inequality, poor infrastructure, and bureaucratic red tape that are faced by the diverse Indian populace. Striving to eradicate these pressing obstacles, Indian entrepreneurs have hitherto espoused values of inclusivity, sustainability, and social responsibility as central tenets in their innovative strategies. They have successfully leveraged local resources while orchestrating value-added activities that engage the impoverished in a meaningful economic endeavour, uplifting them from their poverty-stricken conditions. Entrepreneurs have managed to wield these pressures, as a catalyst for growth and development of India. While the social entrepreneurship landscape in India faces hurdles owing to certain system-level constraints, there exists an opportunity to rectify these barriers. Reinforcing the infrastructure around social entrepreneurship, further facilitating access to capital, broadening awareness of innovative strategies, and refining regulatory frameworks can significantly contribute to the growth and scalability of these enterprises. Such development will be pivotal in solving the socially entrenched problem of poverty, and working towards an equitable, accessible, and high-quality social system in India.

Publisher

Naksh Solutions

Subject

General Medicine

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