the community, because they will become actors of
social change that use entrepreneurship as an
approach to their activities. It is expected that social
entrepreneurship can help the process of alleviating
various social problems in a country. There have
been many examples that the rapid progress of SE in
developed countries has received much support from
the government(Kaneko, 2013).
There needs to be a recognition or appreciation
for individuals or institutions for social
entrepreneurs who have a broad impact on the
transformation of people's lives. Moreover, there
needs to be appropriate incentives for the creation
and development of social enterprises(Konda et al.,
2015).
Lastly, there needs to be more support from
various elements such as industry, society and
academia towards the social entrepreneurship
movement in a country, which can generate mutual
benefits for all parties.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This research was supported by The General
Directorate of Reinforcement and Development of
The Ministry of Higher Education Research
Technological Researching Indonesia.
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