Social Entrepreneurship Journey Map

Course Steps

1. First contact with Social Ecological Entrepreneurship
  • Introduction to Basics, Goals and Examples
2. Laying the groundwork for a Social Ecological Business
  • Identifying needs, areas of improvement, and planning

3. Starting the Entrepreneurship process

  • Finances, Land, and Business Strategy
4. Starting the Business
  • Raising funds, Hiring, Ownership

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