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| The report reveals the factors
that motivate ethnic minority residents of Basingstoke and Deane, in North Hampshire, to go into business. Interviews with local people provide first hand accounts of the barriers they experienced when setting up a business and the business needs of existing, former, and would-be business people. |
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| This report from the Commission
for Integration and Cohesion brings together four key principles underpinning a new understanding of integration and cohesion. The report makes fifty-seven recommendations. |
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| The report supports
the creation of a climate and culture in which enterprise is seen as a legitimate, appealing and appropriate choice of employment for everyone - regardless of their background and circumstances. Additionally, the report views entrepreneurship as a contributor to the broader government and societal goals. |
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| This report follows on from the
strategic Framework for Women’s Enterprise document published in 2003. It calls for renewed momentum to address the challenges ahead in supporting the rise of women’s enterprise in the UK. The evidence suggests policy could ‘add value’ by focusing on: Government strategy, training, growth, business support and incentives to encourage women ‘take the chance’: |
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| The report findings provide a deeper
understanding of the barriers disabled people face when entering self-employment
– and how these barriers can be overcome. Key findings indicate that large number of those who were in business and interviewed work from home. Types of business include: web/IT based work; design/artwork studios; gardening/handyman businesses and health/therapy practices. |
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| This report evaluates a transnational
partnership of 4 EU countries that share a common interest in building and
supporting entrepreneurship among minority ethnic groups. The report highlights the role of the shadow economy, social economy, micro credit and community based business advice as key components to improving business support services to the excluded and to stimulating regeneration across disadvantaged regions. |
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| The report identifies an Increasing
numbers of young people in the UK are demonstrating positive attitudes to
enterprise. Despite this upsurge, there remains a major gap between young people who aspire to run their own business and those who actually do it. This gap is widest amongst the 16 - 24 and 24 -35 age groups. The report also argues for a re-engineering of business support programmes to create more marketing-oriented models of support. |
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