SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

What does the term "social" refer to in the context of social entrepreneurship?

•    Making a profit

• Society and community well-being

• Environmental conservation

• Business principles and practices

What is the origin of the word "entrepreneurship"?

•  Latin

• French

• Spanish

• German

How would you define social entrepreneurship?

• Creating profitable business ventures

• Pursuing innovative solutions to social and environmental challenges

• Focusing solely on making money

• Starting small businesses with no societal impact

Who are social entrepreneurs?

• Individuals solely motivated by profit

• People committed to making a positive impact on society

• Environmental activists

• Government officials

What is the primary motivation of social entrepreneurs?

• Maximizing profits

• Achieving personal success

• Bringing about positive change in society

• Expanding their business network

What do social entrepreneurs seek to develop when addressing social problems?

• Conventional solutions

• Complex bureaucratic processes

• Innovative and sustainable approaches

• Profitable business models

What is a common aspect of social entrepreneurship when it comes to marginalized communities?

• Ignoring their needs

• Providing temporary assistance

• Empowering them with tools and resources

• Isolating them from society

How do social entrepreneurs typically assess their success?

• By the amount of profit generated

• Through intangible feelings of achievement

• Using metrics to measure social or environmental impact

• By the number of awards received

Why is sustainability important in social entrepreneurship?

• To maximize short-term profits

• To reduce expenses

• To ensure long-term positive outcomes and continued problem-solving

• To attract more investors

What were early examples of social entrepreneurship in ancient civilizations?

• Profit-driven businesses

• Religious institutions

• Philanthropic and charitable activities

• Military conquests