Work

Challenges and Opportunities for Tribal Entrepreneurship Development in India: An Analytical Study

Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: The entrepreneurial development leads to industrial development consequently economic development by insuring employmentgeneration, availability of more goods and services, growth in GDP, and growth in the frequency of investment etc. Theentrepreneurship provides magical tools to economic development. Now the entrepreneurship has become panacea fordevelopment global economy as well as developing country like India. So the development of entrepreneurial competencies andpromotion of entrepreneurship is need of the hours. Entrepreneurship is work as an employment creator in the economy. In themost of the developed country entrepreneurship contribute more than 60 % of employment. It is facilitating in improving thequality of life of the people in country. It can be use as a instrument to break the migration of rural people to industrial city bymaking them entrepreneur so they can produce employment in some extent. Now the Tribal entrepreneurship posses' goodpotential for investment and employment. The Tribal entrepreneur is facing the problems of infrastructure. The infrastructure ismajor challenges to Tribal entrepreneur in India. Their technical knowhow knowledge is limited. They are until away frommarketing and distribution capability. So the necessary amenities for Tribal entrepreneurship are major challenge to Tribalentrepreneurship development in India. In this research paper an attempt is make to and out the challenge and opportunities ofTribal entrepreneurship. researcher are try to reveal the level of understanding of Tribal environment in which Tribal are interestedto work and nature of business in which they have opportunity and want to engage. It is also focus on the existing problems ofTribal entrepreneur like product marketing, requirements, lack of investor attention and infrastructure problem i.e.Electricity, transportation, water supply and other required amenities.
Authors: Minal Bhosale, Deepak Pawade
Language: English
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6911914574
FWCI:
Cites:
Cited by:
Related to: