Social Entrepreneurship: Serving the ‘Niche’ Business
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Code : SEP0005
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Region : Global
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Abstract: Earning by serving the neglected sections of the society is the bottom line of Social Entrepreneurship. Unlike traditional philanthropists and social workers, who address social problems and endeavour to uplift the conditions of the downtrodden of the society, social entrepreneurs try to address social problems at their roots. Instead of giving a hand holding to the victims of various social systems, they strive to change the system itself. |
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Keywords :Entrepreneurship Case Study, NGOs (Non Government Organisations), Venture philanthropy, Double bottom-line, Social entrepreneurs, Ashoka Fellows, Skoll Foundation, Shri Mahila Griha Udyog Lijjat Papad, Mohammed Yunus and Bangladesh Grameen Bank, Martin Fischer and ApproTech, Iqbal Qadir and GrameenPhone in Bangladesh, Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, Social entrepreneurship, Jeff Skoll, Bill Drayton
Contents :
» A NEWMODEL FOR DOING GOOD
» SOCIAL PHILANTHROPY TOVENTURE PHILANTHROPY
