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Definition: an EnTrEprEnEur is an individual who is self-employed and/or owns their business/enterprise. 114 1. What would you prefer to be in the near future: 1. Employed 2. Self-employed 2. Have you ever tried to become an entrepreneur or start your own business? Yes/No. Give two reasons for your answer. i. _____________________________________________________ ii. _____________________________________________________ 3. Please rate the following challenges to entrepreneurship from 1 to 5 (with 1 being a very significant barrier and 5 posing little or no barrier to entrepreneurship). 4. What are the de-motivators (fears) to engage in entrepreneurship? Check all that apply. Financial risks Access to finance Social risks/costs Lack of skills Administrative hurdles Gender discrimination Workload Corruption Stigma associated with failing Competition Market demand Ongoing conflict in Kashmir Valley Others, specify_____________ Youth Entrepreneurship in Kashmir: Challenges and Opportunities
5. Are the following actors supportive of youth entrepreneurship in Kashmir? Please rate accordingly. 6. Please rank the following from 1 to 7. In your opinion, what measures could improve entrepreneurial development in Kashmir? (1 is most important; 7 is least important.) 7. A. Have you heard about the entrepreneurship development institutes and programs in the state? Yes / No B. If yes, have you participated in any programs? Yes / No C. If yes, how has it benefitted you? _____________________________________ 8. Do you think that the existing entrepreneurship institutes are able to adequately support potential entrepreneurs in the valley? Yes/ No 9. Do you have knowledge/awareness about existing successful entrepreneurs/enter prises in Kashmir? Yes/No 10. A. Do you have access to an entrepreneurship knowledge resource base? Yes / No B. If yes, please specify the source._______________________________________ annex III 115
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Disclaimer This report is based on
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TablE Of COnTEnTs Disclaimer i ackn
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PHASE 3: “Who can I turn to for s
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Improving entrepreneurship educatio
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acknowledgement The preparation of
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abOuT MErCY COrps Mercy Corps is an
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ThE sKYE prOjECT The Start Up Kashm
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Youth Entrepreneurship in Kashmir:
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Youth Entrepreneurship in Kashmir:
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PWD: Public Works Department RAFT:
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2 Kashmir: a Challenged Environment
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4 cautious. Widespread corruption h
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Kashmir’s burgeoning youth popula
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8 Primary Research Youth Focus Grou
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Youth and Entrepreneurship 10 prene
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12 Mr. Amin engaged his two sons, F
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14 cial. This sort of entrepreneurs
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16 A Diagnostic Framework for Young
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18 Urban Males and 55% amongst Rura
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20 of Kashmiri companies will creat
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22 the name of “Incredible Kashmi
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24 starting-up business ventures in
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26 a great detail. The trainers at
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28 Irfan perseveres not only for hi
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30 contractual employees. Khurram b
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32 conflict, financial risk, corrup
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34 Self-employment is often perceiv
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36 Adding to this, the now-failed y
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38 Youth Entrepreneurship in Kashmi
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40 social/Cultural legitimacy and a
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Spotlight on Successful Entrepreneu
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44 my future marriage prospects. It
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46 recent study conducted by the Ce
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Entrepreneurship Education and Trai
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spotlight on Entrepreneurial skills
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a speakers series. We hope to invit
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54 The importance of BAS/BDS for yo
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56 semi-government BDS providers ar
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58 1) Wizkid Consultancy and Financ
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60 development support service prov
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62 needed to be done - both online
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168 The primary objectives of the P
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170 from time to time. The entire e
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174 riod of entitlement for 5 years
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176 • No institution, corporate b
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