Entrepreneurship is all about the readiness to take risks, create structures and handle a business with a dynamic mindset. In India, entrepreneurship and start-up activities have grown immensely over the last two decades ...

Entrepreneurship has come a long way from family businesses to aspirational start-ups and social businesses. The growth of the discipline of entrepreneurship rests on a knowledge infrastructure, which needs to be continuously ...

In recent decades, academic entrepreneurship has become a global phenomenon and gained attention to promote innovative entrepreneurs from academics (Shane, 2004; Soares, 2017). Universities and higher education institutions ...

The paper reflects the prominence that ‘skill building’ as a concept is gaining. It aims at exploring if entrepreneurship could be relied upon as a means to empower people and to extend sustainable livelihood options to ...

Sericulture is labour oriented agro industry, with mounting labour problem it is difficult to manage mulberry cultivation and silkworm rearing. Further, bivoltine seed crop rearing is a sensitive and labour oriented which ...

Lives and livelihoods in the central belt of India has traversed a difficult terrain as the indigenous tribes had a constant tryst with the changing environment on political, ecological as well as socio-economic fronts. ...

Agri Business Incubator (ABI) have emerged as a vibrant institutional innovation for entrepreneurship development world wide. The ABIs established in the ICAR institutions in the State focus on their mandate areas such ...

Agriculture industry is key to the economic development of Ivory coast with more than 22% of GDP and contribute to 60% of jobs in 2020. This study aims to alight the history of agriculture industry in Ivory coast, establish ...

India is an agricultural country with more than 60 percent population dependent on agriculture. Agriculture accounts for 20 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). Entrepreneurs are the persons who undertake the risk of ...

Conventional banana farmers of Bihar face many challenges with regards to unavailability of credit, lack of quality saplings, training on improved package of practices and poor market linkages. These issues become critical ...