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18.0 Conclusion: Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship in Africa
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| Ultimately, the future of entrepreneurship in Africa must be in the hands of the Africans themselves. |
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14.0 What Needs to be Done - Producing Useable Knowledge: Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship in Africa
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| The way forwarded should be guided by four key strategies. These include generating useable knowledge, producing better research, scaling up, and mainstreaming entrepreneurship. Each is explored below. |
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17.0 What Needs to be Done - Mainstreaming Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship in Africa
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| The fourth and final factor that is needed involves the mainstreaming of African entrepreneurship. There has been a tendency to treat entrepreneurs either as marginal members of society and the economy, or to romanticize them as heroes or saviors even when they make little or negative contributions to society and the economy. Both treatments are erroneous. |
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2.1 The rise and fall and rise of private sector: Support for Growth-oriented Women Entrepreneurs in Tanzania, 2005
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| At this point in Tanzania’s history, the culture of entrepreneurship is in need of
revitalization. During the years of colonial rule in the country, the development of
indigenous entrepreneurship was hampered. Tanzanians of African origin were mainly
employed as laborers in cash crop farming, with limited access to business. |
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5.4 Inclusion of women in the SME Development Policy: Support for Growth-oriented Women Entrepreneurs in Tanzania, 2005
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credit and education due to cultural barriers, and that they stand on uneven ground, the
SME Development Policy specifies that gender mainstreaming will be enhanced in all
initiatives pertaining to SME development, and outlines the need for specific measures
that promote women’s entrepreneurship. These are stated as follows: |
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Getting Ready for the Transition from an Employee to a Business Owner
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| Most people nearing retirement age begin to think about what they can do next. Even though you may want to start a small home based business, but you could be stuck wondering if you are too old for entrepreneurship after retirement. You may even think that over 60 is an age that is too old for getting into entrepreneurship. |
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Top Ten Myths of Entrepreneurship
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| This is a guest post by Scott Shane as a follow up to his entrepreneurship test. He is the A. Malachi Mixon Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies at Case Western Reserve University. He is the author of seven books, the latest of which is The Illusions of Entrepreneurship: The Costly Myths That Entrepreneurs, Investors, and Policy Makers Live By. Many entrepreneurs believe a bunch of myths about entrepreneurship, so here are ten of the most common and the realities that bust them:
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The Secrets of "Serious Entrepreneurship"
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| As the times change, more and more individuals are seeking entrepreneurship than ever before. The need for financial security is steadily increasing day by day. But it is those that have that feeling of serious entrepreneurship deep inside that are leading the pack today. |
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4 Ls of Entrepreneurship
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| Entrepreneur Devesh Dwivedi talks about the the letter L in the word 'entrepreneurship'... Love, Listen, Learn, and Leverage are the Ls of entrepreneurship. Read until the end as there are two surprise Ls as well. |
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Amazing Entrepreneurship
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| Find out how you can have a happy entrepreneurship career by putting all the right energy into the right places. If you follow these tips into an amazing entrepreneurship, you are going to live a satisfied life throughout your career. |
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Entrepreneurship Is Very Closely Associated With Your Risk Taking Abilities
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| Entrepreneurship is a vital quality which makes any person a successful entrepreneur. In other words, the act of being an entrepreneur is called entrepreneurship.
However, if we try to understand entrepreneurship in management terms, it is an activity of undertaking risks of a business, innovations, and other business activities. |
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