Ecosystem thinking is reshaping how social entrepreneurship scales and sustains impact. Studies in 2024 highlight diverse ecosystem models across countries, comprising government bodies, private sector actors, civil society, and communities collaborating to support social enterprises. Countries like the Netherlands prioritize business ecosystems with strong collaborations, Canada leads in financial ecosystem development, and Malaysia focuses on state-led ecosystems. Ukraine’s emerging ecosystems, notably in Ternopil and Vinnytsia, demonstrate the importance of localized efforts. Effective ecosystems provide access to funding, training, market connections, and advocacy, enabling social enterprises to thrive amid competitive markets while addressing systemic social challenges. This holistic approach is crucial for unlocking the full potential of social entrepreneurship worldwide.
For detailed analysis: https://vz.kneu.ua/archive/2023/33(4).03
