Titlebook: Understanding Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa; A Venture-Ship Appro Jean Kabongo,Simon Sigué,James Baba Abugre Book 2024 The Editor(

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Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa from a Venture-ship Approach: A Research Agendas designed to empower entrepreneurs as well as research agendas which aim at uncovering entrepreneurial opportunities, innovations and impacts of supportive ecosystems on sustainable development in this region.?

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Government and Investor Support Challenges and Future Visions Relative to Successful Creative Entrep at the workshop proposed a public support funding scheme; grants for capacity building relative to training and innovation, equipment, and machinery; construction of regional and district theaters and Exim banks to finance artistic and creative entrepreneurs.

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Revisiting Entrepreneurship Education in Ghana: Institutional Dynamics, Implications, and the Way Foand external partnerships are relevant to ensuring maximum impact. Consequently, institutional contexts should be of interests to entrepreneurship education scholarship and as such conceptual extensions should be considered in future entrepreneurship education and training works.

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Challenging Established Structures: Gender and Rural Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africaalysing and discussing the influence of rurality and gendered structures on rural entrepreneurship. We achieve our objectives with the aid of three case studies of rural women entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector within Sub-Saharan African countries’ context, Tanzania in particular.

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Understanding Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Venture-ship Approach like limited financing and infrastructure. Innovation and resilience among entrepreneurs were highlighted throughout. A multidisciplinary lens explored effective strategies for success that may encourage further research or support as entrepreneurs navigated sub-Saharan Africa’s intricate entrepren

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Revisiting Entrepreneurship Education in Ghana: Institutional Dynamics, Implications, and the Way Fo enquiry based on a single-case participatory study to explore the linkages between the development of an entrepreneurship training programme and institutional isomorphism within the University of Ghana. We find that, in the quest to develop a successful entrepreneurship education and training progr

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Youth Entrepreneurship in Sub-Saharan Africa: Understanding Relationships That Exist Between Businesllenges that impede the ability to grow youth entrepreneurial ventures as well as capture their perceived ways forward through a mixed-method approach. Analysis revealed a significant relationship between internal challenges and marital status, business location and business registration. Also, ther

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Firm Attributes, Women Top Managers, and Entrepreneurial Outcomes in a Private Sector in Tanzaniaver, it assesses the entrepreneurial outcomes of top women managers in Tanzania’s private sector. The chapter generates descriptive statistics and logit regression models on World Bank-generated data from a survey of 424 private firms. The findings indicate that on average, the probability of women