Presenter:

Surya Dadhich
Vishal Bhatt
 Contents
 Entrepreneurship

 Why entrepreneurship

 Social aspects

 Economic aspects

 References
 Entrepreneurship
 A theory of evolution of economic activities.

 A continuous process of economic development

 Generates self employment and additional

employment.
 Why Entrepreneurship…?
 Entrepreneurs play an important role in developing and
contributing to the economy of a nation.
 The business entrepreneur, has become the focus of interest in
many nations as an instigator of social and economic change.
 To improve backwardness of the people
 Proper utilization of human potentiality
 To create self employment and generation of employment
opportunity.
 Better economic gain
 Social aspects
 Creating business models revolving around low-cost products
and services to resolve social inequities.
 To enable the society to generate productive human resources.
 Provide local infrastructure, creative environment.
 Creation of jobs & increased productivity.
 Create awareness among people about economic activity.
 Sustainable human development
Beneficiaries of entrepreneurial Good will
 In India…
 Successful social projects like:
 Amul

 SEWA- by Ela Bhatt

 Dhana-X: a fascination with microfinance and clubing it with

person to person , a platform where people contribute small
amount online as loans.

 E-jeevika

 SMGU’s Lijjat papad by Jyoti Naik

 Economic aspects
 The MSEs play pivotal role in the overall industrial
economy of the country.

 The Major advantage of the sector is its employment

potential at low capital cost.
 Number of Micro & Small enterprises
(2006-07) 128.44 lakh

 Registerd 20.32 lakh

 Unregisterd 108.12 lakh
 The MSEs contribute around 39% of the country
manufacturing out put and 32% of export in 2006-07.

 It Estimated employment in small industries during

1987-88 was 129.8 lakh which increased to 312.5
lakh during 2006-07.
 Cloth Industry is the largest industry in the country.
It share in total industrial production is about 20%. It
contributes 38% in total exports of the country. It
provides employment to 200 lakh people.

 India is the world leader in carpet exports with 36%

of the global market share.
 Handicraft sector provides employment to 65 lakh
artisans.

 India is the largest exporter of jute goods and this

sector provides employment to 40 lakh farm families.
 References

 Pratiyogita Darpan -2008

 Economic Times