STARTUPS WITH INCLUSIVE ORIENTATION: THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL IN THE SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP SECTOR

Abstract

The topic "Startups with inclusive orientation: the economic potential in the social entrepreneurship sector" explores the role of startups that combine commercial activities and social benefits for vulnerable population groups. This annotation discusses the economic potential of these startups in the field of social entrepreneurship. Startups with inclusive orientation demonstrate significant potential for creating positive societal changes. They contribute to social integration and improving the quality of life for individuals with disabilities, unemployed youth, migrants, and other vulnerable groups. By combining commercial activities with achieving social goals, these startups provide opportunities for professional development, education, and income generation, promoting independence and dignity for these groups. The aim of this work is to investigate the economic potential of startups with inclusive orientation in the social entrepreneurship sector. The main objectives include studying the role of these startups in promoting social integration and improving the quality of life for vulnerable population groups, as well as analyzing their contribution to societal development. The research will focus on understanding the sources of funding for startups with inclusive orientation, their economic sustainability, and social impact. The goal of the study is to comprehend how inclusive startups can drive societal change and contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and economically successful social entrepreneurship sector. Definition of inclusive startups in the context of social entrepreneurship: The research expands the understanding of the concept of "inclusive startup" and establishes a connection between commercial success and social benefit for vulnerable population groups. The study of the topic "Startups with inclusive orientation: the economic potential in the social entrepreneurship sector" highlights significant advantages and opportunities these startups offer to society and vulnerable population groups. The growing interest in social entrepreneurship and its impact on economic development underscores the need for such innovative solutions.