The document discusses entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship. It notes that there is a large gap between the youth population and available jobs in India that must be filled through entrepreneurship. Social entrepreneurship addresses social and environmental issues to create lasting change. Examples of successful social ventures provided include Grameen Bank, which provides loans to rural poor in Bangladesh, Jaipur Foot which provides affordable prosthetics, and Arvind Eye Care Clinic which provides free surgeries to the poor.

1. By Mr. Sandip Kadam RIMSR MMS B Roll No.87

2. Entrepreneurship What is it? Process of creating value by bringing together a unique package of resources to exploit an opportunity. “ You Are The CEO Of Your Own Life.”

3. Why Entrepreneurship? Youth In India= 300 million Job Opportunities= 100 million 200 million ?????? This Gap Need to be filled up by Entrepreneurship.

4. SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

5. Shocking Facts 30,000 children Die every day of extreme poverty 1.5 billion illiterate people in the world, mostly women. 20 million hectares of tropical rain forests are destroyed every year 1.2 billion people in the world don’t have access to clean and safe Drinking water 14 people die every hour in the road accidents in India, highest in the world

6. Social Entrepreneur The social entrepreneur is a dissatisfied soul, impatient for change instead of passing opinions about issues Who gets up and tries to do something. Founder Of Social Entrepreneurship

7. What is Social Entrepreneurship? A Subset of Entrepreneurship Objective: To Bring a Change in Society / Social World

8. What is Social Entrepreneurship? For-profits doing things to show they are not evil Social entrepreneurs are a new breed of entrepreneurs, who not only consider material rewards but who address the social and environmental issues of our time and solve them.

9. Business Model Their business models address the root of the issues but transform sectors, make lasting changes on society and solve problems that aid or governments have not been able to address sufficiently.

10. Funding Your Social Venture

11. SUCCESS STORIES GRAMEEN BANK It provides credit and financial services : Exclusively to the rural poor in Bangladesh. without any collateral for creating self employment opportunities to quickly increase their income and empower the poor. Head Office OF Grameen Bank

12. Organizational structure of Grameen Bank 1,197 Branch Office Each Centre made up of 8 Group of 5 borrowers each Group 50-60 Centres per Branch 3 million members Head Office 18 Zonal Office 123 Area Office

13. Grameen Bank Loan Programs 1. Basic Loan 2. Housing Loan 3. Higher Education Loan

14. Grameen Bank At Glance Loans to Poor entrepreneurs 8.32 million customers (97% women) Total Loan Given: USD 9.75 Billion Loan Repaid: USD 8.65 Billion Loans to beggars resulted in 20,000 beggars left begging are making a living as door-to-door sales persons.

15. JAIPUR FOOT “ GIVE THE DISABLED EMPATHY NOT SYMPATHY .” Revolutionized the life of millions of land-mine amputees. The beauty of the Jaipur foot is its lightness and mobility. Those who wear it can run, climb trees and pedal bicycles. While prosthesis for a similar level of amputation can cost several thousand dollars in the U.S. The Jaipur foot costs only $30 in India. Jaipur foot factory

16. ARVIND EYE CARE CLINIC Established by Dr. G.Venkataswamy. It’s a Social organization committed to the goal of elimination of needless blindness . Manufacturer of World-class ophthalmic products available at affordable cost Free surgeries to the poor and still earns profit.

17. BAREFOOT COLLEGE Started by Bunker Roy Promotes Rural Development through Innovative Education programs SEWA Started by Ela Bhatt. Self Employed Women’s Association SEWA Co-operative Bank in Gujarat And many more…..

18. “ BADLOGESOCH TO BADLEGA INDIA.”

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