Presented By:

Pratibha Rawal
Nibesh Shakya
Ranjita Shrestha
Prashant Ksea
Rupesh Adhakari
Manish Krishna Aryal
 Introduction:
 A social entrepreneur is a person who pursues novel applications
that have the potential to solve community-based problems. These
individuals are willing to take on the risk and effort to create positive
changes in society through their initiatives.

 It is all about making a research to completely define a particular

social problem and then organizing, creating and managing a social
venture to attain the desired change.

 Not only aims at improving the performance and profit of his own
organization, but also aims at providing positive profits to the society.

 The social enterprise model has been a staple of Nepali culture since
ancient times. Local communities such as the Newa have established
“Guthi,” a system that maintains socio-economic order by conducting
social activities and generating revenue from the members of the
Organization.

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/social-entrepreneur.asp, notes

 Major Function:
 Create social innovation and Change in
various areal sectors:
 Create jobs and provide support to socially
vulnerable groups
 Social Entrepreneurship promotes
development of entrepreneurial skills.
 Compensating countries narrow Place
 Social Entrepreneurs create social innovation
and change in various areas, including
education, health, environment and business
development

https://www.scribd.com/document/234859314/Functions-of-Social-Entrepreneurs, book notes.

Characteristics
 Based on the values of equality and justice.
 Its objectives should focus on investing the
surplus on development of resources for
the community and not just making
economic profit
 The organization structure and
composition should be based on the
collective and joint principles

https://www.educba.com/social-entrepreneurship/
Factors for success..
 Identify the social issue/problem
 Developing a social mission
 Develop support
 Develop sustainable models
 Impact assessment
Social type of Entrepreneurship
 Charity sales enterprises
 The companies that help with employment of
the invalids, single mothers, people in difficulty.
 The enterprises which create the services
which are not or poorly provided by the
government.
 Social enterprises which provide exclusive
services.
 The organizations aimed at the development
of the districts or territories as well as their
community.

Source: Class notes

Charity sales enterprises
 Sell goods or services and send their income
to the charity funds
 Provision of help or relief to the poor;
almsgiving.
 Business model contributes to revenue
increase, customer attraction, and a
community build-up.
 Making a real effort to improve its
surroundings.
 Enhance Customer Loyalty, Sales and the
Brand.
 Get good advertisement.
Example:
 Skype / Viber
◦ Free calling service during earthquake panic time.
 BBTSTN(Bring Back smile to Nepal)
◦ BBTSTN has worked previously with local charity SATHI
Nepal by making donations of educational materials and
school uniforms to schools in the Gorkha region.
 Soroptimist International Club of Petlaing Java
◦ sale of Nepali artifacts (Buddha statues, handmade
notebooks, mala beads, costume jewelry etc) which have
been donated to the club. Total funds raised from this sale of
artifacts will go towards SIPJ’s support for Nepal.
 Nepal Animal Welfare and Research Center
◦ Works on Animal Needs.
 Dhurmus Suntali Foundation

www.bringbackthesmiletonepal.org , http://sipj.org, http://nawrc.org/

Dhurmus Suntali Foundation

https://dhurmussuntali.com/
 Chakka Panja 2 Re-released
 Aim to donate 25%
of profit in Raskot
Community Hospital,
Kalikot.
 One ambulance in
every movie released
to rural area of
Nepal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qac0JNw6eBE&t=1331s
The enterprises which create the
services which are not or poorly
provided by the government
 Nepal is following the path of modernization and development.
 Despite of national and international expenditure Nepal still facing the
increase in income inequality.
 Global indicators on the status of governance in Nepal reveal several
issues of concern. n 2009, Nepal rated below the 50th percentile in all six
dimensions of the World Bank’s World Wide Governance indicators (i.e.
political stability, the absence of violence, government effectiveness,
regulatory quality, rule of law and control of corruption).
 Every year, the government allocates its budget towards funds that can
support and capacitate new entrepreneurs. Some of these funds
include: Youth and Small Entrepreneur Self-Employment Fund, Rural Self
Reliance Fund, Economic Rehabilitation Fund, and Women Entrepreneurship
Development Fund.
 There are many sector that needs attention government attention is very poor or
not at all.

http://swnepal.com.np/socio-economic-development/
 Areas that lacks government
attention.
 High unemployment.
 Youths are leaving to work abroad
 Urbanization
 Lack of education
 Superstitious Belief
 Gender/Caste Discrimination.
 Lack of Guidance to youth.

https://www.business.com/articles/what-types-of-business-has-scope-in-nepal/
Some Example of such enterprise.
 Smart Paani
◦ Despite living in a country rich in water resources, Nepali citizens face
daily hurdles in acquiring and managing potable water. Smart Paani
(Nepali for water) focuses on sustainable water management solutions
for rain harvesting, water filtration, water cycling, waste water
treatment, and others.
 Kakani Himlayan Natural Dyes
◦ Kakani Himlayan Natural Dyes empowers women through training/skills
development programs , job training, and guidance for women
entrepreneurs. Some of their training programs include candle making,
dying with natural dyes, micro business management, and more.
 Bihani Social Ventures
◦ Loneliness and dependency in aging populations is a prevalent but often
ignored issue—to combat this, Bihani Social Ventures provides support
services to citizens age 50 and above, enabling them to lead happy,
fruitful lives.

https://www.techflier.com/2016/11/18/top-9-social-enterprises-in-nepal-to-look-for-in-2016/
Social enterprises which
provide exclusive services.
 the enterprise, which provides taxi services
for invalids or provide the specialists who
can help around the house (e.g. to hang a
shelf, to move the furniture, etc.)
 Useful to the people living the loaded and
hectic life of 22nd century
 Also fulfills the job oppurtunity for the part
time student workers of the society
 The exclusive services provides the system
to the society as in by online registrations,
agreements ,bills etc.

Class notes.
Social enterprises
Social Enterprise Service Example
 Foodmandu
◦ Foodmandu is the fastest, easiest and most convenient way
to enjoy the best food of your favourite restaurants at
home, at the office or wherever you want to.
◦ It saves our time as they and we can spend more time
doing the things you love.
 Saarathi
◦ Taxi service.
 Online shopping(Daraj/Sasto Deal)
◦ Shopping made easy staying at home.
 Tootle
◦ Get an easy ride anywhere inside Kathmandu valley. Tootle
matches you with bikers that are on your way
 The organizations aimed at
the development territories
as well as their community.
 Entrepreneurship where community is involved.
 Increasing active citizenship
 Increasing community ownership of issues and
challenges and developing innovative solutions
 Providing local communities with the opportunity
to influence change and commissioning decisions
 Relationships build a community: people must be
connected in order for sustainable community
development to take place

http://www.traffordpartnership.org/locality-working/locality-working.aspx
 Example:
 Home stay Business

https://www.communityhomestay.com/
The companies that help with
employment of the invalids, single
mothers, people in difficulty.
 According to the National Population Census of
Nepal (2011). 1.94% of total population has
disability.
 Employment status of people with disabilities in
Nepal is in its worst case.
 NGOs can also help in this process by providing
trainings of those skills which are easily sellable in
Job Market.
 Some financial institute like Nabil Bank provide
low interest rate loan to single mother.
https://www.nfdn.org.np/papers/employment-pwds.html
Example:
 Bakery Café
◦ Attendant are differently abled.
 Deurali Janta Pharmaceuticals
◦ Give preference to the differently abled people.
 Cloud Factory.
 Rural Women's Network Nepal's (RUWON
Nepal)
◦ opportunity to receive an interest-free loan that
enables them to start their own business.
Famous Social Entrepreneur:
 Susan B. Anthony (U.S) :-
◦ Fought for Women’s Rights in United States.
 Dr. Maria Montessori (Italy) :-
◦ Developed the Montessori approach to early childhood education.
 Florence Nightingale (U.K) :-
◦ Modern Nursing for improve Hospital condition
 Bill Gates
- “Global Good” is clearly targeting here the “bottom two billion”, those who live
with less than two dollars a day, equivalent to a third of our planet’s population
 Binod Chaudhary:
- He has installation a foundation which makes extensive contributions on the
fields of schooling, health, sports and children empowerment. He provides
scholarships to the needy and additionally takes projects in developing the
education system, and socio-monetary conditions of Nepal.
 Mahabir Pun, Chairman, Nepal Wireless
◦ Working to bring quality education in the community schools in villages so that
youths migrating to foreign countries searching for jobs and opportunities could
be stopped.

Source: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/092515/10-most-successful-social-entrepreneurs.asp
Thank You…
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