Social entrepreneurship aims to tackle social and environmental challenges through innovative solutions. While a relatively new term, social entrepreneurship has existed throughout history as entrepreneurs have established organizations to address social problems. Some examples from the 19th century include Vinoba Bhave's Land Gift Movement and Florence Nightingale's first nursing school. Today, social entrepreneurs work on issues like healthcare, education, poverty, and the environment. The document was prepared by team members Xennon, Wei Bin, Shao Wei and Jmien using sources from OKBU Magazine, Norwich University, and Management Study Guide.

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2. Introduction to the Social Entrepreneurs :
• Introduction to Social Entrepreneurs summarizes the basic steps and
tools needed to understand the challenge you are tackling, develop
potential solutions, build a business model, measure , and grow your
impact.

3. Introduction to the Social Entrepreneurs :
• Social entrepreneurship is a revolution occurring around the world
today. People from all walks of life are developing and implementing
innovative, effective, and sustainable solutions in response to social
and environmental challenges.

4. History and Impact of their Venture :
• Social entrepreneurship is relatively a new term. It came in to notice
just a few decades ago. But its usage can be found throughout the
history. In fact, there were several entrepreneurs who established
social enterprises to eliminate social problems or bring positive
change in the society. Vinoba Bhave, the founder of India’s Land Gift
Movement, Robert Owen, the founder of cooperative movement and
Florence Nightingale, founder of first nursing school and developer of
modern nursing practices might be included in this category. They had
established such foundations and organizations in 19th century that is
much before the concept of Social Entrepreneurship used in
management.

5. History and Impact of their Ventures :
• Social entrepreneurs are innovators in fields such as environmental
protection, health care, education and poverty alleviation, among
many others

6. Credits of Sources ; Team names
• Team Members : Xennon, Wei Bin, Shao Wei and Jmien
• Credits of Sources :
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