Level Of Entrepreneurial Activity Research Articles

Innovation and infrastructure: driving forces for entrepreneurship development and economic opportunities

Purpose. To determine the relationship between innovation and infrastructure to support entrepreneurship as factors of growth of economic opportunities, based on the results of empirical research. Methodology. The case method and modern tools of econometric research were used to create an economic-mathematical model that assesses the relationship between economic opportunities and indicators of economic innovation. The research is based on the results of the Gallup 75 Years Anniversary Survey on current and future economic opportunities, as well as Global Innovation Index (GII) indicators. Findings. Creating favorable conditions for doing business and developing entrepreneurship is critically important for the economic recovery of Ukraine. The high level of entrepreneurial activity among Ukrainians emphasizes the importance of the development of innovative infrastructure and business support. The developed models can be used to forecast the economic capabilities of the population, which will contribute to the return of citizens and the development of the national economy. Thus, innovations and an effective infrastructure to support entrepreneurship play a key role in ensuring sustainable economic growth and social well-being in Ukraine. The results of the study can become the basis for developing strategies for economic development and solving migration problems in the post-war period. Determinants of the growth of economic opportunities of the population (human capital) are determined. The suggested GII parameters most correlate to positive feedback on economic opportunities and growth over the next 25 years. Originality. For the first time, the relationship between economic opportunities, the development of innovations and the development of infrastructure at the enterprise has been empirically proven. Statistically significant predictors of current and future economic opportunities of the population are substantiated and relevant economic and mathematical models for their evaluation and forecasting are developed. Practical value. The results of the study are particularly relevant in the context of solving the migration crisis caused by Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine. The return of citizens who have left the country depends on the creation of favorable conditions for business and the development of entrepreneurship. The developed models can be used to forecast the economic opportunities of the population in different countries, which will allow effective management of migration processes and promote the development of national economies. This will ensure the creation of a favorable business environment, which is critical for sustainable economic growth and social well-being.

Особенности реализации социальных проектов в Донецкой Народной Республике: сущность проблематики и специфика формирования категориального аппарата

The quality of life of the population is a multifaceted indicator of the level of development of any state. The foundation of modern society is comprised of four spheres of public life: economic, social, political and spiritual. Each of these spheres has its own constituent elements that determine the tasks of state regulation. The state's management of the quality of life of the population is carried out through the use of appropriate tools, namely the implementation of certain policies and the guarantee of compliance with life support standards in designated areas. The improvement of the quality of life of the population depends on the coordinated work of the mechanism for implementing a set of certain tools in all of the listed spheres of society, which are interconnected, complement each other and ensure mutual functioning. The modern understanding of quality of life encompasses not only the provision of material goods but also the possibility of free expression in society. This should be considered when implementing social projects aimed at improving quality of life. The article hypothesises that the solution to a number of problems of social and spatial development of new constituent entities of the Russian Federation is possible through the organisation of a business incubator for social projects. In order for a business incubator to function effectively, it must be able to fulfil additional functions that are not typical for it. These include the generation of ideas and the design of business models for their implementation, taking into account the specific political and economic circumstances of the region in question, as well as the low level of entrepreneurial activity in the social sphere of the Donetsk People's Republic.

THE INSTITUTE OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF LEGAL ENTITIES: THE EXPEDIENCY OF NTRODUCING AT THE LEVEL OF THE RUSSIAN CRIMINAL LAW

The problem of criminalization of the activities of legal entities has again updated its status, which is caused by the recent events of early 2024 (the terrorist attack and fire at the Crocus City Hall concert hall in the Moscow region, the break of the dam in the Orenburg region), which have become a serious test for Russian society. Within the framework of this scientific research, the need for legislative consolidation of the institution of criminal liability of legal entities at the level of federal criminal law is argued, taking into account the impact on this process of events that caused significant harm to both an individual and society as a whole. The onset of socially dangerous consequences is considered as a consequence of the lack of a proper legal regulation mechanism capable of adequately protecting a person from the negative consequences of illegal activities of legal entities. The research uses general scientific methods of analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction, and abstraction. Among the private scientific methods, formal legal and comparative legal methods are used. The material base was made up of current regulatory and departmental acts, scientific works in the field under study, including foreign scientists. It has been established that the current legal regulation applied to legal entities does not meet modern realities, taking into account the expansion of the scale of corporate crimes. The ongoing state policy aimed at increasing the level of entrepreneurial activity, along with the “softening” of control over business entities, requires the introduction of strict liability measures as a deterrent mechanism. The conclusions of the study reflect the arguments in favor of adopting legislative changes that justify the expediency and relevance of introducing the institution of criminal liability of legal entities.

Analytical study of entrepreneurship state in Russia

The purpose of the study is to provide a comprehensive analytical overview of small and medium-sized enterprises (hereinafter – SMEs) state in Russia. The main part is divided into four subsections and shows SMEs development trends, analysis of small business by industries and a comparative review of sociological surveys among entrepreneurs. The paper concludes by identifying the institutional factors that determine the level of entrepreneurial activity by Russian regions and compiling regression models. The share of SMEs in the country’s economy remains low and the number of entities tends to decrease, while the population’s desire to engage in entrepreneurship is also decreasing. An analysis of activity by sector shows that most SMEs operate in the service sector and larger enterprises prefer to operate in more basic sectors of the economy, while most markets are dominated by large businesses. A sociological surveys comparative analysis allowed us to draw an average portrait of entrepreneurs; the data from the surveys generally converge with official statistics. An extremely high variability in the level of entrepreneurial activity across Russian regions has been shown. For this reason, more than two dozen regional social and economic indicators have been selected and correlation analysis carried out. Regression models of entrepreneurial activity have been compiled on the basis of these indicators.

Exploring the Impact of Sustainable Economic Growth and Financial Development to Instigate Entrepreneurial Activities for Global Sustainability

Entrepreneurship stands out in the diverse range of human pursuits, characterized by bold aspirations, steadfast determination, and a transformative mindset. This is the place where hurdles are transformed into bridges, uncertainties drive invention, and fear is replaced by bold jumps. Entrepreneurs use transmutation to convert ordinary things into extraordinary ones, creating paths to growth and sparking positive impact for everyone. This study aims to find the impact of economic growth, trade openness, and human capital on entrepreneurial activities. The study uses Ordinary Least Square (OLS), Fixed Effects (FE), and Generalized Methods of Movement (GMM) estimation techniques to the annual unbalanced panel data of 217 countries from 1999 to 2022. The findings of this study show that economic growth instigate entrepreneurial activities. The GMM results from the table of baseline results show that one-unit change in economic growth brings 0.030 units positive and significant change in new business density which indicates that higher economic growth rate is connected with a higher rate of entrepreneurial activities. It demonstrates that the level of entrepreneurial activities in different economies around the world grows as the economic growth of those economies increases. On the other hand, the results of GMM show that the one-unit change in interaction terms of financial development with economic growth show 0.332 units positive and significant change entrepreneurial activities. These findings indicate that financial development plays an essential moderating role in instigating entrepreneurial activities. The study provides guidance to the individuals, institutions, policymakers, researchers and all the stakeholders who want to take initiatives for business activities.

ИННОВАЦИОННОЕ ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСТВО

Currently, the issues of the innovative potential of enterprises, the development of innovative technologies, their implementation in human life and production, the digitalization of various phenomena and processes are coming to the fore in connection with the latest trends and changes in society and the state. The gradual formation and development of the global information space and the latest digital technologies is a factor in the development of such a phenomenon as innovative entrepreneurship. To begin with, we will talk about the relevance of this issue at the present time.
 It should be noted that in the era of the information society, almost all aspects of social and economic life are changing: methods of payment for goods and services, their delivery and provision, methods of interaction and communication of economic entities, methods of production. That is why the development and application of the latest digital technologies becomes a factor in ensuring the competitiveness of a commercial organization in the market. In turn, entrepreneurial activity by its essence involves the introduction of various innovations aimed at business development, creating conditions for entering new markets for goods and services, and their comprehensive promotion. We can say that the search for innovations and focus on their application in practice is, first of all, a certain tool for ensuring a high level of entrepreneurial activity with maximum economic benefit. The purpose of the study is to analyze innovative entrepreneurship as a factor in the development of the domestic economic system. In accordance with the goal, the tasks were:
 1. Characterize the concept of «innovative entrepreneurship».
 2. Analyze the main features, as well as factors for the development of innovative entrepreneurship.
 3. Characterize the key directions of formation and development, as well as models of innovative entrepreneurship in Russia.
 4. Develop proposals to stimulate innovative entrepreneurship in Russia with a view to its development.

Former Soviet Union middle class: how entrepreneurs are shaping a new stratum and pattern of socio-economic behavior

The purpose of this study is to create a representative socio-economic profile of entrepreneurs operating in the former Soviet Union (FSU) states as a pillar of the new middle-class stratum. This study explored middle-class entrepreneurship from multiple perspectives, encompassing statistical analysis of microdata about households and firms. The aim was to gauge entrepreneurship within a national framework and examine its associations with social and economic factors. The study adopted the Doing Business tool as a novel paradigm to establish a quantitative correlation between the economic system in the post-Soviet space and the investigated variables. The analysis revealed that prospective entrepreneurs are members of the younger generation between the ages of 25 and 34; a critical factor in the development of entrepreneurship is highly educated human capital; and typical representatives of entrepreneurship intending to operate in the FSU states establish their own business as a means of subsistence, not as a means of advancement in the social stratum. In general, an entrepreneur of the middle class in the new economies of the post-Soviet space does not demonstrate a high level of entrepreneurial activity and, as a pillar of the middle-class stratum, is in the formation stage.

Drivers of Women Entrepreneurship in the Oke-Ogun Region, Oyo State, Nigeria.

The idea of entrepreneurship is frequently associated with men and is seen as a manly pursuit. But recently, it has become clear how important female entrepreneurs are and how much they contribute to the economy. Over time, the Nigerian business community has come to view women as an unequal gender, partly due to the country’s cultural legacy of expecting all women to be subservient. Finding the main entrepreneurship drivers and how they have aided women’s entrepreneurship in the Oke-ogun district of Oyo state, Nigeria, is the aim of this study. The objective of the study is to examine the effect of some identified variables as drivers towards entrepreneurial ability of women entrepreneurs in the study area. Using a survey design approach, the study’s target respondents—women business owners, were purposively selected based on their levels of entrepreneurial activity, and a structured questionnaire was used to collect data. The data was analyzed using the ANOVA and Pearson correlation coefficient. The results indicated that the three independent variables—personal entrepreneurship traits, inner motivation, and credit intervention schemes, each had a correlation co-efficient and probability value of (β1= 0.302, p<0.05, β2= 0.325, p<0.05, and β3= -0.278, p<0,05) that, taken separately, suggested a weak relationship with women’s entrepreneurship during the study period. Among other things, it is recommended that official lenders and other government organizations provide women entrepreneurs with sufficient assistance so that they can make their fair share of contributions to the country’s economy.

ОСНОВНІ ТЕНДЕНЦІЇ СОЦІАЛЬНО-ПРАВОВИХ ПРОБЛЕМ РОЗВИТКУ СОЦІАЛЬНОГО ПІДПРИЄМНИЦТВА В УКРАЇНІ

The article is devoted to the formulation and substantiation of consistently interconnected theoretical conclusions regarding the main trends of social and legal problems of social entrepreneurship in Ukraine and ways of supporting the development and promotion of social entrepreneurship in Ukraine. It is noted that the current challenges of Ukrainian society, such as war and internally displaced persons, create even more grounds for strengthening social enterprises, and social entrepreneurship itself can be an effective form of such assistance. The study focuses attention on general legal problems associated with insufficient level of entrepreneurial activity, on the shortcomings of legislation regulating entrepreneurship in Ukraine. There are several standard requirements to be recognized as a social enterprise by European investors and other organizations: first, you must be an entrepreneur. As an exception, it is possible to carry out a social mission within the framework of a public or non-profit organization; secondly, the enterprise must have a truly social purpose, and this purpose must be clearly spelled out in its charter or other corporate documents. It is emphasized that without an appropriate legal framework, social enterprises may face difficulties in determining their legal structure and, as a result, will not be able to fully fulfill their social and economic mission. Instead, the establishment of legal status and legal standards will contribute to the sustainable development of social enterprises, the creation of a favorable environment for their activities and the increase of their contribution to the development of Ukrainian society. In addition, the lack of clarity in the legal regulation of the activities of social enterprises is an important factor that prevents their full development, as it leads to uncertainty in their activities and may limit their ability to attract investments or receive financial support. Key words: social entrepreneurship, civil society, socio-legal problems, legal factors, legislation, legal regulation, development.

Exploring the Multiple Combinations of Individual Capital and Institutional Contexts for High Levels of Entrepreneurial Activity

Exploring the Multiple Combinations of Individual Capital and Institutional Contexts for High Levels of Entrepreneurial Activity

Оценка внутрирегиональных сдвигов предпринимательской активности в условиях пандемических и геополитических изменений 2020–2022 гг. (на материалах Кемеровской области – Кузбасса)

Entrepreneurial activity has a serious impact on the development of regions and municipalities, especially remote, peripheral ones. The most important aspect of the small and medium-sized enterprises’ activities study in the region is the analysis of differences between territories in the levels of entrepreneurial activity, as well as the assessment of relevant processes dynamics in various external conditions. The purpose of the study is to identify intraregional differences in the entrepreneurial activity of the region, to assess the nature and significance of their changes based on the materials of the Kemerovo Region – Kuzbass in 2020–2022. The indicator of the number of small and medium-sized enterprises normalized per 10 thousand people was used, as well as descriptive statistics methods, paired samples t-test, pair and rank correlation coefficients. In 2020–2022, inter-municipal fluctuations in entrepreneurial activity practically did not depend on the population density or the spatial position of the municipality. The agglomeration factor did not contribute to a faster recovery of the medium-sized enterprises’ sector. It was revealed that remote peripheral areas are not outsiders in terms of entrepreneurial activity, which contradicts existing theoretical concepts. The minimum entrepreneurial activity is observed in small towns and rural areas adjacent to the cities of the Kuzbass agglomeration, which can be attributed to different possibilities of consumer demand migration, but requires further research.

Entrepreneurial Behavioral of Garlic Farmers in the Garlic Production Center Area, Sembalun District, East Lombok Regency

This study aims to identify and analysis of the entrepreneurial behaviour of garlic farmers as entrepreneurial farmers in the garlic production center area in Sembalun District, East Lombok Regency. This research was conducted in March–May 2023. The data used were primary data obtained through interviews with 80 farmers in Sembalun Bumbung and Sembalun Lawang Village; both locations were chosen because they were villages with the highest number of farmers, production, and garlic land area in Sembalun District. The analysis of the Entrepreneurial Behavioural Index (EBI) is carried out statistic descriptive using FAO ideas. It is classified into four components: Entrepreneurial Qualities, Entrepreneurial Competencies, Managerial Competencies, and Technical Competencies. The results showed that the entrepreneurial activities of garlic farmers in the national garlic production center area of Sembalun District, East Lombok Regency, were still dominated by low levels of entrepreneurial activity in the criteria of entrepreneurial qualities (63.75%) and entrepreneurial competencies (51.25%). While the Managerial Competencies criteria are at a high level (51.25%), and the Technical Competencies criteria are at a moderate level (51.25%). As consequences, training, farmers’ field schools, and extension services are still needed to improve the quality and competence of garlic farmers as a whole.

Representations of Entrepreneurship in Local Media: A Comparative Analysis

Entrepreneurial culture is a key element of the success of entrepreneurial ecosystems. Previous studies have shown that regional levels of entrepreneurial activity tend to remain persistent over long periods of time and that cultural attitudes in favour of entrepreneurship and rooted in the history of the region can influence innovation activity and new business formation today. Prior research has studied the entrepreneurial culture investigating individuals’ perceptions, attitudes, values, and entrepreneurial personality fit. However, such approaches fail to address the importance of social representations of entrepreneurship as a part of entrepreneurial culture. The aim of this study is to increase understanding about the local entrepreneurial culture within entrepreneurial ecosystems by analysing local media representations of entrepreneurship as indications of local entrepreneurial cultures in the entrepreneurial ecosystem context. The research was carried out as a comparative study of two Finnish regions: Päijät-Häme and South Karelia. The primary research data consists of 120 newspaper articles from regional daily newspapers. The results suggest that in the studied regions local media particularly helps transmit entrepreneurial success stories as an ecosystem service. Also, narratives of entrepreneurial ambition, innovativeness and risk acceptance were transmitted to the local audiences. Some regional differences were also detected, which might reflect the different historical backgrounds and regional levels of entrepreneurial activity. This paper presents the preliminary results of the study which are of value for both ecosystem actors and policymakers designing initiatives to strengthen the local entrepreneurial culture and public discourse promoting entrepreneurship.

BUSINESS ACTIVITY IN THE REGIONS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the socio-economic development of any country serve as a kind of trigger and generator of structural changes in the economy and society. Small businesses are the most receptive to innovative ideas and are ready to implement them. On the one hand, small and medium-sized businesses act as a catalyst for the economic growth of the entire country, on the other hand, they implement a number of social tasks, the key of which is to promote employment and ensure a decent standard of living for citizens. The SME sector employs more than 25 % of the country's able-bodied population. At the same time, the constituent entities of the Russian Federation are seriously differentiated in terms of the level of development of SMEs, in some regions the potential of the SMEs is used inefficiently.
 Given the current conditions for the functioning of the Russian economy and the fact that small and mediumsized businesses play an important role in its development, the study of the level of entrepreneurial activity in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation and the search for ways to increase it is very relevant.
 The article carried out the clustering of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation according to indicators of business demography (“birth rate”, liquidation of organizations), entrepreneurial activity, as well as an indicator reflecting the current opportunities for expanding entrepreneurial potential in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. The place of the Republic of Bashkortostan among other subjects of the Russian Federation in terms of the level of entrepreneurial activity has been determined.

Elevating South Africa’s Entrepreneurial Activity in the Fourth Industrial Revolution Era

The objective of this research is to appraise the level of entrepreneurial activity in South Africa and to identify the challenges to implementation of the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) that obstruct the leveraging of 4IR technologies to boost entrepreneurial activity in the country. A conceptual exploratory literature review approach was applied. This study’s results show that a high unemployment rate, the quality of entrepreneurial support initiatives, physical infrastructure, enterprise funds and increased economic freedom are enablers of entrepreneurial activity in South Africa. High data costs, poor digital technological preparedness, an unreliable energy supply, data protection and cyber security risks, among other factors, were identified as obstacles to 4IR implementation. We, therefore, recommend a 4IR fund, mandatory data price laws, proactive policing, further public–private partnerships, enhancement of whistle-blower protection laws, among others, as solutions to buoy entrepreneurial activity through application of 4IR technologies. These results signal the need to ensure a synchronized effort by all relevant spheres of government to address the 4IR implementation challenges and enhance entrepreneurial activity for South Africa’s economy.

Cultural influences on stigma of failure and entrepreneurial activity

Purpose This paper aims to draw from research on culture, stigma and entrepreneurial activity to hypothesize that the relationship of stigma with the level of entrepreneurial activity differs by the dimensions of national culture, i.e. individualism, masculinity, uncertainty avoidance and power distance. Design/methodology/approach The hypotheses were tested with data from 15 countries spanning over a 15-year period. Poisson regressions were used. Findings Results from Poisson regressions supported the hypotheses for the differences based on the “individualism,” “masculinity” and “power distance” dimensions of culture on the relationship between stigma of failure and entrepreneurial activity. However, the hypothesis for the differences based on the “uncertainty avoidance” dimension of culture was not supported. Originality/value Fostering entrepreneurship has been important for several countries around the world. A number of factors influence the phenomenon of entrepreneurship. In this paper, research in the areas of culture, stigma and entrepreneurship is brought together to explain how the stigma of failure may be intensified or mitigated in different cultural contexts. The results suggest that policies and attempts to alleviate stigma of failure for promoting entrepreneurship need to consider the complex interactions occurring within the cultural contexts in which entrepreneurs operate. Such initiatives should enhance their effectiveness.

The Economics of Entrepreneurship: Drivers, Impacts, and Policy Implications

The study of entrepreneurship as an economic phenomenon has evolved over the years, with seminal works by scholars laying the foundation for understanding its multifaceted nature. The objective of the research paper "The Economics of Entrepreneurship: Drivers, Impacts, and Policy Implications" is to investigate and analyze the multifaceted aspects of entrepreneurship and its role in driving economic growth and development. Additionally, the research seeks to assess the effectiveness of existing policies and initiatives aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and propose evidence-based policy recommendations to foster a conducive environment for entrepreneurial ventures. The methodology employed in the research involves a comprehensive and systematic approach to gather and analyze data. Firstly, a literature review is conducted to gain insights into existing theories, studies, and empirical evidence related to entrepreneurship, economic growth, and policy implications. Secondly, data is collected from various sources, such as government reports, surveys, and databases, to assess the level of entrepreneurial activity, its impact on the economy, and the effectiveness of existing policies. The significance of the research paper lies in its potential to contribute valuable insights to the field of entrepreneurship and its implications for economic development. By comprehensively exploring the various drivers and impacts of entrepreneurial activities, this study aims to shed light on the crucial role of entrepreneurship in fostering innovation, job creation, and economic growth.
 The findings from this study indicate that entrepreneurship plays a vital role in stimulating economic growth, job creation, and innovation. It is evident that entrepreneurial ventures contribute significantly to GDP growth and job opportunities, thereby enhancing overall economic development [1,2]. The research also highlights the significance of effective policy measures to promote and support entrepreneurship. Government initiatives, such as tax incentives, access to financing, and business development programs, are instrumental in creating a conducive environment for entrepreneurial activities [3,4]. In conclusion, this study underscores the pivotal role of entrepreneurship in driving economic growth and development. It emphasizes the need for policymakers to formulate strategies that facilitate entrepreneurial activities and mitigate the challenges faced by entrepreneurs. By adopting effective policy implications, countries can harness the potential of entrepreneurship to achieve sustainable economic prosperity [5,6].

The Effect of the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem of Universities on the Innovative Activity in Russian Regions

The entrepreneurial ecosystem of universities is frequently recognized to have a key influence on the innovative activity of the related regions. However, these relationships have not been explored in the scientific literature regarding Russia. Therefore, the current study aims to determine and identify the contours of the entrepreneurial ecosystem of domestic universities in terms of the innovative activity of subjects in Russian regions. The methodological toolkit covers methods for information processing such as monographic desk research, hierarchical cluster and correlation analyses, and comparative analysis. Applying a hierarchical cluster analysis, we grouped universities according to the level of entrepreneurial activity with the allocation of the average value in order to determine the existing correlations and elucidate the problems in involving university innovations in the ratings of innovative activity of regions. The results contribute to the development of existing approaches toward the study of the entrepreneurial ecosystems of universities through a deeper understanding of their role in stimulating the innovative activity of regions and transformation processes.

Does the development of digital economy promote Chinese urban entrepreneurship

With the accelerated layout of new infrastructure represented by data, 5G networks, artificial intelligence and other new technologies, the digital economy is in full swing in all fields in China. The digital economy development strategy has been aimed at boosting economic growth and industrial upgrading since it was put forward. Among them, digitalization to enrich factor supply, intelligentization to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, network to improve factor allocation efficiency, so as to stabilize foreign investment and promote foreign trade are the key areas of digital economy construction, which will greatly affect the development of regional economy, the transformation of old and new driving forces, as well as business models and investment decisions at the enterprise level. So, does the digital economy increase the level of entrepreneurial activity in cities? This unanswered question provides the main research direction for this paper, which will prove through scientific analysis and data that digital Economist Progress does drive urban employment.

YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP: FROM FORMATION TO FUNCTIONING

The legislative and applied problems of implementing youth policy in Ukraine are clarified. Using a comparative method of researching legislative norms on the formation and development of youth, it is concluded that during all the years of Ukraine's independence, this was a priority task of all state authorities. It is noted that not always enough measures are taken to effectively achieve the result. Comparing statistical data on youth employment in different years, it is concluded that the level of employment remains the same. The level of entrepreneurial activity among young people is also not high. It is argued that the legislative establishment of the need for professional training of young people to carry out entrepreneurial activity, as well as the available financial support for its initiation, are important components in the formation of youth entrepreneurship. Based on the analysis of various educational platforms, such as the National Online School, Prometheus, EdEra, «Build Your Own», Krok Business School and others, the need to systematize educational programs, to divide them into basic and advanced ones, is proven. That will allow young entrepreneurs to easily find the necessary information not only by content, but also by complexity. It is argued that government and international grant programs relate to supporting the establishment of entrepreneurial activity. At the same time, the first years of entrepreneurial activity are ignored, which is an additional obstacle. It is proven that in the conditions of war, the popularization of social youth entrepreneurship, which aims to achieve a social goal, and only then to make a profit, is of special importance for both youth and society.