Entrepreneurship and the sustainable development goals
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Entrepreneurship and the sustainable development goals
(Contemporary issues in entrepreneurship research / series editors, Colette Henry and Susan Marlow, v. 8)
Emerald, 2018
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The sustainable development goals (SDGs) were launched in 2015, as a global agenda for addressing the multiplicity of social and environmental challenges that face communities around the world. But what role might entrepreneurship play in reaching these goals?
In the first book of its kind, Entrepreneurship and the Sustainable Development Goals will encourage you to think about the critical role that entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs might play in supporting sustainable development. More than twenty authors from across Africa, Asia, North America, and Europe explore a fascinating mix of enterprises and sustainable development initiatives to illustrate the capacity of entrepreneurship as the engine for transforming our world and overcoming the diverse nature of these global challenges. Structured into three provocative sections this book explores:
* Social change and entrepreneurship through the lens of the SDGs;
* Organisational practices and innovation towards the SDGs;
* Entrepreneurship, gender equality and empowerment towards the SDGs
Journey through the stories of tribal enterprises in India, to cacao framers in Ghana, small and medium sized businesses in Greece, social enterprises in Kenya, Zambia and the USA and many others to see the powerful force that entrepreneurship can be for promoting poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
Table of Contents
- Introduction. Entrepreneurship and the Sustainable Development Goals
- Nikolaos Apostolopoulos, Haya Al-Dajani, Diane Holt, Paul Jones and Robert Newbery PART I: Social change and entrepreneurship through the lens of the SDGs Chapter 1. A Multiple Framework Approach to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Entrepreneurship
- Carole Pomare Chapter 2. How social enterprises can contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - A conceptual framework
- David Littlewood and Diane Holt Chapter 3. Contributions to the SDGs through social and eco entrepreneurship. New mindsets for sustainable solutions
- Christopher Moon Chapter 4. Hand' Made in India: Tribal Sustainopreneurs of Change and Prosperity
- Tamanna M Shah PART II: Organisational practices and innovation towards the SDGs Chapter 5. Impact Investment and the Sustainable Development Goals: Embedding field-level frames in organizational practice
- Erin Castellas and Jarrod Ormiston Chapter 6. SDGs and Digital Financial Services (DFS) Entrepreneurship: Challenges and Opportunities in Africa's Largest Economy
- Olayinka David-West and Ijeoma Nwagwu Chapter 7. CSR Practices and SME Innovativeness in Greece
- Efthymia Korra, Ioannis Giotopoulos and Aggelos Tsakanikas PART III: Entrepreneurship, gender equality and empowerment towards the SDGs Chapter 8. Entrepreneurship as a Tool for a New Beginning - Entrepreneurship Training for Refugees in a New Homeland
- Katrin Marchand and Josette Dijkhuizen Chapter 9. Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment through Fair Trade Social Enterprise: case of Divine Chocolate and Kuapa Kokoo
- Bob Doherty Chapter 10. Female Entrepreneurship and International Organizations
- Luis Dau, Elizabeth Moore and Max Abrahms Chapter 11. Cooperative Enterprises and Sustainable Development in Post-Crisis Nepal: A Social Responsibility Perspective on Women's Employment and Empowerment
- Subas Dhakal
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