2022
DOI: 10.37394/232015.2022.18.67
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Social Entrepreneurship, the State and National Development: A Viable Nexus for Addressing Social Challenges in a Developing Country Context

Abstract: Development denotes a society's continuous progress toward a better existence. Using secondary data and the Conflict/Elite theory, the paper argued that the goals of social entrepreneurs and the Nigerian State are linked and aimed at proffering solutions to societal problems. In practice, the interaction between these actors are lopsided which result from mistrust, flawed policy synergy on requisite social services provision and inadequate funding which have undermined successes of social welfare programmes in… Show more

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“…From the entrepreneurs' perspective, their entrepreneurial activities have been negatively affected, with most of their responses being on their inaccessibility to preferred commodities, especially foreign commodities, which has been asserted by past studies (Bouillon, 2019;Okhiria and Owoniyi, 2019). The number of goods consumers have access to has reduced, and the price has affected the quantity requested by customers.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…From the entrepreneurs' perspective, their entrepreneurial activities have been negatively affected, with most of their responses being on their inaccessibility to preferred commodities, especially foreign commodities, which has been asserted by past studies (Bouillon, 2019;Okhiria and Owoniyi, 2019). The number of goods consumers have access to has reduced, and the price has affected the quantity requested by customers.…”
Section: Another Interviewee Also Saidmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has led to businesses folding up. Bouillon (2019) and Sahara Reporters (2019) recorded reduced demand for goods. From the work of Ibrahim and Singh (2020), though their focus was on those with direct contact with the border, the business state is still quite the same for transporters and retailers.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Using innovation and technology in social enterprise in Nigeria presents several opportunities for addressing societal challenges, improving livelihoods, and driving economic growth (Egharevba et al, 2022). Telehealth and telemedicine technologies can enable remote consultations and diagnosis, extending access to healthcare services to rural and remote communities (Haleem et al, 2021).…”
Section: Opportunities In Using Technology and Innovation In Social E...mentioning
confidence: 99%