Initiators and Roadblocks to Ecopreneurship: An Impact Assessment in Indian Perspective

Sao, Rajesh Kumar (2015) Initiators and Roadblocks to Ecopreneurship: An Impact Assessment in Indian Perspective. MA thesis.

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Abstract

Green ambitious people have impressive potential to contribute to mastering the squeezing ecological issues of our time through the presentation of new, ecologically well disposed items (Schaper, 2005) and through catalyzing an general shift of business techniques towards more maintainable items and methods (York and Venkataraman, 2010). The present study amplifies the current information on roadblocks and triggers to green enterprise, which will be one of the various crucial fields in the space of green business that right now stays under-inquired about and is ruled by subjective studies. The review has particularly been channeled to look at SMEs' green exercises and takes into consideration a special measure of beginning green business enterprise. This is, the information takes into consideration contrasting beginning green business visionaries, i.e. business people who are wanting to present green items or administrations, with business visionaries that are not wanting to make strides in regards to green item or administration offerings. For the reason of producing experimentally determined suggestions in regards to boundaries, triggers and blends of obstructions and triggers saw by incipient green business people, clear and econometric systems are connected. Specific consideration is paid to hindrances and triggers in span of strategy activity, so that results may not just structure a significant beginning stage for further research, additionally give profitable experiences for strategy creators. Results recommend that there are two obstructions that are particularly saw by early green ambitious people and that few triggers are seen as profitable as for presenting green items or administrations. Besides, mixes of triggers seem to assume a part, which does not appear to hold for hindrances. Finally, comes about show that concerning both triggers and the conceivable evacuation of hindrances there appears to be space for arrangement activity.

Item Type:Thesis ( MA)
Uncontrolled Keywords:Green Entrepreneurship, Organizational concern, Economic Concern, Public Concern
Subjects:Management
Divisions:Management
ID Code:7992
Deposited By:Mr. Sanat Kumar Behera
Deposited On:25 Jun 2016 09:38
Last Modified:25 Jun 2016 09:38
Supervisor(s):Leepsa, N M

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