SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS ROLE ON POVERTY REDUCTION THROUGH JOB CREATION

Social entrepreneurship is relatively a new concept or a new way of doing business which has been gaining a lot of attention in the business world. Not only this concept is being focused by the entrepreneurs, public sector or civil society but also the academic community is paying attention towards this subject through the production of the research paper. This paper is an attempt of creating an understanding towards the role of job creation by social entrepreneurs in reducing the poverty around the world which is a great concern for the nations. Poverty is one of the main challenges in global economic development. United Nations has reported that around 1.3 billion people around the world are multidimensional poor that not only means low income but also another number of indicators such as poor quality of life, poor health, and low-quality education. These indicators are linked with lower income because lower the income lower will be the expenditures. Thus, job creation acts as a path way that ensures the availability of money for the poor people so that they can spend it on their needs especially on the education and health which apparently lead them to have a better quality of life. The researcher has chosen qualitative research design because the nature of the topic in consideration does not incorporate any numerical information that is why the qualitative research design is more appropriate than quantitative design. The findings of the study highlight some ways or strategies that can be adopted by social entrepreneurs in order to increase job creation as well as this study give some useful suggestions than can help the social entrepreneurs to ensure their contribution in poverty reduction