Social Entrepreneurship has been a rising star in the development sector for several years now. The idea that money can be made ethically while participating in development efforts has drawn many young people to the social enterprises that multiply by the day. Yet Social Entrepreneurship as a phenomenon of contemporary development work is more than snazzy pitches and running from investor meeting to investor meeting. Instead, it reflects a shift in development perceptions and the role of business in alleviating poverty worldwide.
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