What are examples of social ecological entrepreneurship undertaken from the bottom up, implemented from the bottom up by the local community of your region, city district, urban agglomeration, village?
Within the framework of social ecological entrepreneurship, citizens can, for example, run home vegetable and fruit gardens, flower gardens, flower meadows under the formula of sustainable organic farming. Besides, citizens within the framework of social ecological entrepreneurship can set up small-scale home electric and/or thermal power plants based on certain types of renewable and/or emission-free energy. Besides, conducted social clean-up campaigns in city parks and forests; donating used electronic equipment, consumer electronics, household appliances, etc. to electro-waste collection points; setting up associations and other organizations implementing periodic events, picnics, festivals, etc., aimed at pro-environmental and pro-climate education of citizens. From the bottom up, citizens' ventures in social ecological entrepreneurship can be an important part of the green transformation of the economy and the realization of sustainable development goals. Besides, local governments are also increasingly taking measures to support the activity of citizens within the framework of social ecological entrepreneurship. Projects implemented within the framework of the participatory budget (1 percent of the local government's budget) can be implemented projects proposed by residents, which can be part of the current trends of pro-environmental, pro-climate, green transformation of the economy, in the green transformation of the local government and/or municipal economy and the realization of sustainable development goals. The civic activity of municipal residents can also be carried out within the framework of social ecological entrepreneurship through activities implemented socially by citizens on the basis of an agreement with the local government. Many times, many small activities carried out by citizens within the framework of social ecological entrepreneurship can produce more positive effects than short-term, few larger projects carried out by large business entities.
In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of researchers and scientists:
What are the examples of social ecological entrepreneurship undertaken from below by the local community of your region, city district, urban agglomeration, village?
And what is your opinion on this topic?
What do you think about this issue?
Please answer,
I invite everyone to join the discussion,
Thank you very much,
Best regards,
Dariusz Prokopowicz
None: any type of entrepreneurship of that type is neglected by a series of rules that prevent the real eco-sustainability of any activity.
Good morning.
Environmental and social connection activities, in the past years, coming up to COVID19, it was very much on the hot spot topic matter about gardening, of growing food, in the garden, or allotment hiring became casual theme. However, I gave it a try. With my suffering injuries and permanent condition of disabilities affirmation, I could produce anyway with the hardest fullest endeavours and endurance. I concluded as such, it's not withing my capacity to self grow.
Yes, there are people, women and passed middled, they do bring huge harvest home, successfully. Though very rare and not cost effective for watering issue involved. In conclusion, I wrote an article about in support of local grow, I propose, it is done as a team work, under group supervision of some knowledgeable people.
There are benefits of gardening, health-wise good for heart and body muscle. It is good as therapeutic for stress release. And after all gives a chance for harvest celebration.
I also constituted teaching classes for awareness on varies topics, aimed at Climate change, including to teach the importance of recycling, healthy food and fire safety precaution. I also added in, DIY, creative classes arts and crafts of flower, foliage arranging, cutting and presentation decorating.
Furthermore, tea party,band discussion to share and solve/ give and get help with random issues outside the legal entitlement box. To promote Social cohesion I intended, of the diverse society. Rather, some ethnic group are too vile, retardant, and abusive, those same group whom cry being minority are worse abusers, there are reports and records in placed, shocking.
The current climate post COVID19, doesn't permit growing as such. There is withdrawn mood, attitude in people, don't seem to interest in much. Furthermore, I am big mouth on this truth, that trust in people is a great issue since Radicalisation spell has been a fear factor. Abuse and target attacks been taken place, etc.
Walking group been attacked by Asian male, approach with excuse, allegation, and result to groom women into sexual conduct, abuse. Abusers are Muslims, men and women, they use false identity of simply great people. Example of Leicester riot, and uk police failing. Sadly truth.
Regards,
Fatema
Some argue that aspects of corporate social responsibility inspire exactly this approach, while others suggest that it is mainly about making us think that it inspires exactly this approach. An example of Arctic petroleum:
1. https://doi.org/10.17585/arctic.v7.418
2. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.erss.2016.03.008
3. https://doi.org/10.1108/SRJ-10-2015-0150
Hi Dariusz,
I would say that environmentally friendly tourism would be an example of your question.
You can see a case from Ecuador here: www.iguanabiketours.org
Entertainment/music and grass root sports development helps to develop entrepreneurship in the localities of my country and inspire youths to contribute more to environmental development and growth. It also discourages youths from social vices.
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Please see a model of pyramid-based entrepreneurship by searching inclusive urban entrepreneurial ecosystem (IUEE) for an example.
Hi Dr. Dariusz,
I think that largely, examples of social-ecological entrepreneurship undertaken from bottom up by the local community of a region, city district, urban agglomeration, or village may include creating or maintaining community gardens, organizing urban clean-up campaigns, creating public art displays or sculptures, or establishing a green space or park in the area. These projects could be organized by schools, community organizations, or even individual citizens, and could involve a variety of stakeholders, including businesses, non-profit organizations, and local governments. Additionally, these projects could provide educational opportunities for the local community, giving them a better understanding of the environment and their role in protecting it. Finally, these initiatives could provide a venue for local business owners to become involved in the community, and could help to promote sustainable economic development in the area.
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