Titlebook: Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Business Models; The Case of India Anirudh Agrawal,Payal Kumar Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Social Entrepreneurship Through Micro-Entrepreneurs of Self-Help Groupsal entrepreneurs, in turn, provided livelihood to many women in their localities. They have been instrumental in providing other women in their localities with a decent income. The study found that these SHGs helped not only in the eradication of poverty but also in the empowerment of women by providing them with income and social recognition.

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Education Conversations: Situating Social Enterprise in India’s Education Discoursecursive field in which some of their contrasting features, including public and private interests, profit-making and social impact, are fraught with ideological implications already deeply vested in the sector. Within this discursive field, one particularly divisive debate concerns whether to enhanc

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Factors Affecting Individual’s Intention to Become a Social Entrepreneurand Selco Solar. There is a need to the number of such social enterprises in India. This chapter discusses the various factors that affect an individual’s intention to become a social entrepreneur. This study, conducted among students of India’s leading technical institutions, indicates that self-ef

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Towards a Better Understanding of Business Models of Social Enterprise in an Uncertain Institutionaltions engaged in the social sector are not social enterprises. The difference is important because to social enterprises, the aim is not only value creation and sustainability but also empowerment of its customers and the local community. This chapter demonstrates how social enterprises survive in u

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