Inclusive Entrepreneurship Infrastructure Development Special Aspects in Ukraine

Abstract

The purpose of the scientific article was to formulate a model for the infrastructure development for inclusive entrepreneurship in Ukraine. For this purpose, the approaches of domestic scientists and practitioners concerning typology and identification of the main features and functions of inclusive entrepreneurship are generalized. It has been determined that inclusive development of entrepreneurship in contemporary conditions is considered as a policy for ensuring the possibility of starting their own business or self-employment for all groups of the population. The world experience of the inclusive entrepreneurship formation and development is generalized and the main factors hindering the activation of inclusive entrepreneurship in Ukraine at micro and macro levels are revealed. The funding sources structuring for inclusive entrepreneurship development at the territorial level was carried out. European models adaptation development problem of inclusive entrepreneurship in Ukraine for various social groups of the population is explored. Certain proposals for the implementation of vectors development inclusive enterprise, architectural, construction, financial, economic and social are formulated. Practical recommendations are developed, which will promote the development of inclusive business systems and improve the access of society all members to economic benefits, through the establishment of their own business or employment.

Inclusive entrepreneurship: A critical look at inclusion of persons with disabilities

“…Inclusive entrepreneurship work happening parallel to the SDG standards currently exists in the Ukraine, throughout the European Union, within the Visegrad4 (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia) and in the United States. In the Ukraine, ensuring the wellbeing of people with disabilities has particularly been a top priority and in turn, policies, education, infrastructure, ethics, investment, employment and social protections have all been part policy development of major economic policy development and have fostered inclusive entrepreneurship efforts (Skrylnik A., Valiavskiy, S.;Voloshina, O., 2019).…”

“…Specifically, through the examination of micro, macro and regional variables barring persons with disabilities from economic success, Ukraine has established policies and practices to support inclusive initiatives. These practices and support for inclusive entrepreneurship models, employment models that promote inclusion and integration, subsidizing small business models that create the conditions to support the needs of persons with disabilities, allowing service provision offered by persons with disabilities that is also competitive in the greater market, the establishment of public institutions as inclusive spaces and finally, appropriate, relevant and competitive training for the support of those with disabilities" (Skrylnik A et al, 2019;Pilkováa A. et al, 2016).…”

"Inclusive entrepreneurship: A critical look at the inclusion of persons with disabilities"

“…Inclusive entrepreneurship work happening parallel to the SDG standards currently exists in Ukraine, throughout the European Union, within the Visegrad4 (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia) and in the United States. In Ukraine, ensuring the wellbeing of people with disabilities has particularly been a top priority, and in turn, policies, education, infrastructure, ethics, investment, employment, and social protections have all been part policy development of major economic policy development and have fostered inclusive entrepreneurship efforts (Skrylnik, Valiavskiy, Voloshina, 2019).…”

“…These practices and support for inclusive entrepreneurship models and employment models that promote inclusion and integration, subsidizing small business models create the conditions to support the needs of persons with disabilities. It allows service provision offered by persons with disabilities that is also competitive in a bigger market, the establishment of public institutions as inclusive www.ijbed.org A Journal of the Centre for Business & Economic Research (CBER) spaces and finally appropriate, relevant, and competitive training for the support of those with disabilities (Skrylnik et al, 2019;Pilkováa et al, 2016).…”