Title: Social Entrepreneurship as a Solution for Youth Scope of the problem

Benefits:

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  Promotes job creation and economic growth
  
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  Encourages innovation and creativity
  
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  Addresses social and environmental issues
  
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  Provides opportunities for young people to develop skills and experience
  
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  Fosters collaboration between different sectors of the economy
  
  
  

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