Essays about: "entreprenörskap i Indien"

Found 2 essays containing the words entreprenörskap i Indien.

  1. 1. Access to entrepreneurship education in India : A study in both formal and informal ways for youths and young adults to acquire entrepreneurship skills and knowledge.

    University essay from Linnéuniversitetet/Institutionen för management (MAN)

    Author : Alexander Zahari; [2023]
    Keywords : Entrepreneurship; youth entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; entrepreneurship learning; access to entrepreneurship education; youth unemployment; India; entrepreneurship in India; youth entrepreneurship in India; Indian youth unemployment; formal entrepreneurship education; informal entrepreneurship education; formal entrepreneurship learning; informal entrepreneurship learning; Entreprenörskap; ungdomsentreprenörskap; entreprenörskapsutbildning; entreprenörskapslärande; tillgång till entreprenörskapsutbildning; ungdomsarbetslöshet; Indien; entreprenörskap i Indien; ungdomsentreprenörskap i Indien; indisk ungdomsarbetslöshet; formell entreprenörskapsutbildning; informell entreprenörskapsutbildning; formellt entreprenörskapslärande; informellt entreprenörskapslärande;

    Abstract : This thesis investigates the accessibility of formal and informal entrepreneurship education for youths and young adults in India. The study uncovers crucial patterns and indications, emphasising the need for accessible and comprehensive entrepreneurship education. READ MORE

  3. 2. The Interface Between Social Entrepreneurship and Governance : A qualitative case study including eight social entrepreneurs operating within regions of India

    University essay from Fakulteten för samhälls- och livsvetenskaper

    Author : Frida Johnsson; [2012]
    Keywords : Action; Governance; India; Private-Public; Rationalities; Regions; Social Entrepreneurship; Spheres; Handling; Indien; Interaktiv samhällsstyrning; Privat-Offentligt; Rationaliteter; Regioner; Sfärer; Socialt entreprenörskap;

    Abstract : Instead of asking why governments in developing countries are not doing what (Western) governments can (or at least in the past could) be expected to do we may need to ask the questions of how governance empirically is provided and by whom. While the involvement of non-public actors within processes of governance is far from new, the increased interest in social entrepreneurship, both as a practice and scholarly, is. READ MORE