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Social Entrepreneurships a unique type of entrepreneurship, that aims to alleviate social issues by starting a business to do so. Unlike business entrepreneurship , social entrepreneurship prioritizes social impact over maximizing profits. Millions of people's lives are improved because of social entrepreneurship. The heart of social entrepreneurship is the willingness to innovate and create social impact. Social entrepreneurship requires unswerving leadership, commitment, and the disciplined application of teachable skills. Social entrepreneurs recognize opportunities for social improvement and create organizational and institutional arrangements to make them happen. Social entrepreneurs embed themselves in the communities of practice. Collaboration is more important and healthier than competition for social entrepreneurship. There is an extensive theoretical and conceptual framework in this books. Awareness of social entrepreneurship requires an understanding of the shifting roles played by business in society. The objectives of social entrepreneurship are to create large-scale transformational benefits for a significant segment of society, to address various kinds of market failures, and to foster inclusive and sustainable development, using culture-based approaches. The concepts of social value and social value and social leadership emphasize the importance of individuals and organizations talking responsibility for creating positive social change.Social Entrepreneurs need to adopt suitable trade-offs between economic and social objectives, develop innovate strategies, new resource configurations, and unique governance structures to create social value. They need to build a collaborative capacity strategy, and partner with stakeholders and associated local institutions to overcome local resistance to social innovations. They need to work towards creating a sustainable platform that encourages marginalized communities to participate in the workforce, contribute to society and the environment, and achieve their unique potential. social entrepreneurship can address various issue identified through the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) in India is a particular Large scale case study of social entrepreneurship aimed at public health. SBM aimed to provide every Indian household with access to a basic toilet to eliminate open defection, improve public health, and promote economic benefits. SBM is a great example of social entrepreneurship that was successful due to political leadership, public financial, partnerships, and public participation. The economics benefits of SBM were significant, Including a 400% return on investment and an increase in the sanitary industry in India. Women Played a significant role SBM, including training as masons and promoting the use of toilets. SBM provides insight to how behavior can be modified at scale to address complex social challenges. Metrics for measuring well-being beyond financial metrics can be derived from the UN charter of human rights. with the concept of eudaimonia referring to human flourishing and prosperity.For anyone interested in learning more about social entrepreneurship, this books is must-read. The first section of the book presents. an overview pf social entrepreneurship and how social firms come up with creative solutions issues. Measurement and reporting of results are important for promotion and legitimizing social entrepreneurship. Section two of this book includes case studies of a wide of business in India and abroad. Ashoka, Drishti Foundation, Glocal Health, Gram Ooraja, boond, Next Drop, Round Table India, Mann Deshi Ventures, Selco India Pvt Ltd, and Feed Your Neighbor, Re just few of the dozens of case studies included in this book. People who have a deep desire to alleviate the sufferings of others through their inventive and creative business strategy are the inspiration for these examples.Postgraduate students, academic researchers, and social entrepreneurs around the world will benefit from this book.