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Youth Entrepreneurship in Kashmir: Challenges and Opportunities
TablE Of COnTEnTs Disclaimer i acknowleDgements iX about mercy corps Xi Mercy Corps’ Investment in Youth Mercy Corps in Kashmir the skye project Xiii preface XV the skye approach XVii list of abbreViations XiX Chapter 1 - Overview: Challenges and OppOrtunities in kashmir 1 Kashmir: A Challenged Environment (Economy, Impacts of Conflict, Kashmir’s Youth Bulge, Youth Unemployment) 2 Youth Entrepreneurship – An Opportunity for Kashmir 4 Research Objectives 7 Research Methodology 7 Limitations 8 Chapter 2 – YOuth and entrepreneurship in Kashmir 9 Defining (Youth) Entrepreneurship 10 Types of Entrepreneurship 10 Economic Entrepreneurship 11 Social Entrepreneurship 12 III
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Page 5: Disclaimer This report is based on
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Page 11 and 12: Improving entrepreneurship educatio
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Page 17: ThE sKYE prOjECT The Start Up Kashm
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Page 30 and 31: Kashmir’s burgeoning youth popula
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Page 40 and 41: 16 A Diagnostic Framework for Young
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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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64 and describes how to get the pro
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66 Youth access to finance in Kashm
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68 economy. Till date, JK Bank has
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70 Kashmir • 68% of all youth sur
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72 financial institutions lack trus
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74 The administrative and regulator
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76 youth entrepreneur shared: “Yo
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78 The Way forward - building an en
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80 ternships, on-the-job work exper
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82 14. Assigning or relating social
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84 D. Improving business assistance
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88 “Entrepreneurship”, (Organiz
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90 “Social Marketing for Better J
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94 22. I’ve Seen A Lot Of Famous
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96 KEY FINDING # 2: Youth interest
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98 KEY FINDING # 5: Youth perceptio
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KEY FINDING # 7A: Youth awareness o
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KEY FINDING # 12: Youth knowledge a
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KEY FINDING # 15: Youth knowledge a
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KEY FINDING # 20: Youth knowledge/
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108 Youth Entrepreneurship in Kashm
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110 Primary Research: Primary resea
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Definition: an EnTrEprEnEur is an i
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116 11. Do you have knowledge/aware
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120 develop more specific diagnoses
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122 Yes/No 7: Are the current inter
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124 ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY T
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126 for aspiring entrepreneurs to l
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128 entrepreneurs, as also by finan
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130 3.8 The services of skilled cou
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132 3.38 The cultivation of aromati
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134 4.20 Community-based entreprene
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138 13) Are there any other service
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142 Weakness and Gaps Identified in
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144 Publication date: 03/11 Framewo
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156 • Improving competitiveness o
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158 cial banks, the government play
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160 silk waste. • Cutting and pol
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162 1. The Industrial Policy shall
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164 13. The Industrial units may in
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166 For achieving the objectives of
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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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172 prescribed by the tendering aut
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174 riod of entitlement for 5 years
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176 • No institution, corporate b
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