This paper questions the use of entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka
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This paper questions the use of entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka as a means of boosting post-war growth and transitioning communities into secure livelihoods. It does so by studying the lives of women entrepreneurs in Trincomalee and a ‘micro’ community in Batticaloa.
Study carried out under the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium.
https://securelivelihoods.org/publication/we-do-what-we-have-to-do-cultures-of-indebtedness-among-women-entrepreneurs-in-the-east-of-sri-lanka/
Additional Information
This paper questions the use of entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka as a means of boosting post-war growth and transitioning communities into secure livelihoods. It does so by studying the lives of women entrepreneurs in Trincomalee and a ‘micro’ community in Batticaloa.