Social Entrepreneurship: A Conceptual Work

Abstract

“Social entrepreneurs are not content just to give a fish or teach how into fish. They will not rest until they have revolutionized the fishing industry” — Bill Tom Reis (1999). Social entrepreneurship is slowly becoming a key element in the global debate over volunteering and civic responsibility. it combines a passion for a common cause with an industry ethic and is distinct and different from other types of business models when trying to influence today’s mission. Social entrepreneurs focus on how to reduce or eliminate social pressures and create innovative results or public property. This study focuses on the importance of social entrepreneurship across different genres and its imposition concerning other forms of entrepreneurship today. It concentrates on the emergence of social entrepreneurship as an institutional sector in India. it explains the role of social entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurial groups in bringing about social change. Against this background, the researchers suggest that Indian NGOs should be more entrepreneurial in their approach and use different strategies to advance their mission.