G.T.

NAIDU
Assistant Professor
Dr.L.BULLAYYA COLLEGE
What is it?
Process of creating value by
bringing together a unique
package of resources to
exploit an opportunity.

You Are The CEO Of Your Own Life.

 Youth In India= 300 million

Job Opportunities= 100 million

200 million ??????

This Gap Need to be filled

up by Entrepreneurship.
SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The social
entrepreneur is a

dissatisfied soul,
impatient for change

instead of passing
opinions about issues
Who gets up and
tries to do something. Founder Of Social
Entrepreneurship
 A Subset of Entrepreneurship

Objective: To Bring a Change in Society

/ Social World
Social entrepreneurs are a new breed of
entrepreneurs, who not only consider
material rewards but who address the social
and environmental issues of our time and
solve them.
 Their business models address the root of
the issues but transform sectors, make
lasting changes on society and solve
problems that aid or governments have
not been able to address sufficiently.
GRAMEEN BANK
It provides credit and
financial services :
Exclusively to the rural poor
in Bangladesh.
without any collateral for
creating self employment
opportunities to quickly
increase their income and
empower the poor.
Head Office OF Grameen Bank
 Organizational structure of Grameen Bank

Each Centre
made up of
8 Group of
5 borrowers
Head Office each

Group
50-60 Centres per Branch

18 Zonal Office 1,197 Branch Office

3 million members

123 Area Office

1. Basic Loan

2. Housing Loan

3. Higher Education Loan

 Loans to Poor entrepreneurs
8.32 million customers (97% women)
Total Loan Given: USD 9.75 Billion
Loan Repaid: USD 8.65 Billion
Loans to beggars resulted in 20,000
beggars left begging are making a living
as door-to-door sales persons.
 GIVE THE DISABLED EMPATHY NOT
SYMPATHY .

Revolutionized the life of millions

of land-mine amputees.

The beauty of the Jaipur foot is its

lightness and mobility. Those who
wear it can run, climb trees and
pedal bicycles.

While prosthesis for a similar level

of amputation can cost several
thousand dollars in the U.S. The
Jaipur foot costs only $30 in India.

Jaipur foot factory

 Established by Dr. G.Venkataswamy.

Its a Social organization committed to the goal

of elimination of needless blindness .

Manufacturer of World-class ophthalmic

products available at affordable cost

Free surgeries to the poor and still earns profit.

BAREFOOT COLLEGE
Started by Bunker Roy
Promotes Rural Development through
Innovative Education programs

SEWA
Started by Ela Bhatt.
Self Employed Womens Association
SEWA Co-operative Bank in Gujarat

And many more..

SEVA caf started ten years ago with a group of
volunteers. The idea was to spread happiness and
sharing in society. Since then, they have not
done any major changes nor come up with any
major strategy change.

I would like to present what activities they are

doing to bring happiness and smiles to the
people who visit SEVA Caf and also those who
serve at the caf.
 Protagonist: Jayesh Bhai

Active
Social members: Bhaskar Bhai,
Raju Bhai, and Jagat Bhai
Imagine ----------------walking into your local cafe
---------------- filling your basket with what you need,
---------------- Giving what you can financially, and
walking away with no formal exchange.
 Manav Sadhana
In 1990, a team of young volunteers, mainly Jayeshbhai, his wife, Anar Patel,
and their noble friend, Viren Joshi, inspired by Gandhian values, began
gathering under the branches of a tree in the Gandhi Ashram.

Every Saturday to play with street children. They provided the children with a
nutritional meal and taught them about basic hygiene by cutting their nails
and bathing them.

This activity quickly came together into a full-time endeavor working to

brighten the future of underprivileged children. Under the guidance of Gujarat
Harijan Sevak Sangh, Safai Vidyalaya and Environmental Sanitation Institute
(ESI), Manav Sadhna was established and registered as a Public Charitable
Trust and the Society
 Seva Cafe which serves 50 guests every day, is
driven by volunteers and operated by modest
staff, offers cooked food to the guest as a genuine
gift.
To complete the full circle of giving and sustain
this experiment, guests make contributions in
the spirit of pay-it-forward to those who will come
after them.
In the path of serving people and to maintain the
full circle of giving, the chain of giving must work
so that the cafe could sustain in long run and the
concept of giving.
 Mr. Jignesh Patel (original name withheld) who doesnt believe

in the concept of gift economy.

Mr. Jignesh challenges the caf and started coming with his

friends and taking all the benefits for almost two and a half

months without showing any generosity and offering any

contribution in the form of volunteers or any kind.

This particular event broke the chain of giving. Therefore it did

not help them to run the cafe in a sustainable manner as the

contribution in the spirit of pay-it-forward is less than the

serving the guests every day.

 Bhaskar Bhai, Raju Bhai, and Jagat Bhai were
surprised to see that Mr. Jignesh is coming to the cafe
very frequently along with more number of friends than
before.

Somehow, they were maintaining the cafe with the

contribution made by the other guests and generous
people who were believing in the concept of Seva.

But after, two and a half months of experiences with

Mr. Jignesh, they were thinking about the cafe and its
future.
 They went to discuss this issue with Jayesh
Bhai and asked: What should they do in this
situation as it is becoming difficult for
sustaining the Seva Cafe?.

Then Jayesh Bhai said, we are running the

caf for a social cause, hence we have to run
the business for the sake of society.
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