Business, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Toward Poverty Reduction

This book examines the vital roles of business and entrepreneurship in alleviating poverty across various regions, showcasing innovative strategies for economic upliftment.

This book offers insightful analyses of the interconnectedness between poverty, business, entrepreneurship, and innovation across various nations and regions, encompassing both developing and developed countries. It explores how these elements can work together to create pathways for poverty alleviation, emphasizing the potential role of entrepreneurship in transforming the socio-economic landscape. The discussions highlight the importance of government involvement and the engagement of non-profit organizations to foster business opportunities among impoverished populations.

The text delves into the notion that poverty reduction can be effectively addressed through entrepreneurial initiatives, which not only aim to generate economic activity but also encourage a shift in mindset among those affected by poverty. By fostering a more proactive approach, individuals can develop skills and engage in income-generating activities that ultimately contribute to their socio-economic upliftment. Additionally, the rise of the sharing economy presents unique opportunities for individuals to become micro-entrepreneurs, further enhancing their ability to escape the poverty cycle.

In Business, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Toward Poverty Reduction, the authors argue that the synergy between business activities and entrepreneurial ventures holds significant promise for improving the lives of those in severe poverty. By participating in these economic activities, individuals can build assets and increase their incomes, leading to a more sustainable and equitable future. The chapters included were originally published as part of a special issue in the journal, highlighting the relevance and urgency of these discussions in today's world.