Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst for Sustainable Development in Developing Countries
Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst for Sustainable Development in Developing Countries

Author(s): Silvana Gashi
Subject(s): Social Sciences
Published by: Udruženje ekonomista i menadžera Balkana
Keywords: Entrepreneurship; Developing countries; Sustainable development
Summary/Abstract: This study employs a comprehensive literature review as a methodological approach to investigate the relationship between entrepreneurship and sustainable development in developing countries. Through academic works, policy documents, and empirical studies, the paper seeks to synthesize existing knowledge and differ patterns, gaps, and key insights. Key themes explored include the role of entrepreneurial innovation, the impact of small and medium enterprises, and the influence of policy frameworks on fostering sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystems. Additionally, this study examines challenges and opportunities faced by entrepreneurs in navigating the complex landscape of developing economies. Through this methodological lens, this study aims to contribute a synthesized body of knowledge that informs future research directions and guides practical interventions. By consolidating the existing literature, this paper aims to offer a foundation for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to formulate evidence-based strategies that exploit the potential of entrepreneurship for sustainable development in the context of developing countries.

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