Institutional Support for Motivating and Incubating Entrepreneurial Ventures: A Systematic Review of the Literature and Development of conceptual Model

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Abstract

Institutional support for entrepreneurship refers to the various initiatives and resources provided by educational institutions, such as universities, colleges, and business schools, to encourage and foster entrepreneurial activities among their students. This support is crucial for nurturing a culture of innovation, creativity and risk-taking, which is essential for successful entrepreneurs. In this paper, the author systematically surveyed existing literature on Institutional support for Entrepreneurship ventures. This paper study was on entrepreneurship education, entrepreneurial university ecosystem, incubation and entrepreneurship education programmes and Incubation support. Select publications analysis outcome was grouped as Mentorship and guidance, Business support service, Incubation support, Networking support and motivation for an entrepreneurial venture. Analysis revealed that there is a significant impact on fostering entrepreneurship among students through solid institutional support.

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D, M., & Bhatta, N. (2023). Institutional Support for Motivating and Incubating Entrepreneurial Ventures: A Systematic Review of the Literature and Development of conceptual Model. The Journal of Management and Entrepreneurship, 17(3), 11–20. https://doi.org/10.70906/20231703011020

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