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Facilitating sustainable entrepreneurship development in rural communities is crucial for promoting economic growth and tackling socio-economic issues in India. Notwithstanding determined endeavours, ongoing obstacles such as restricted financial access, insufficient infrastructure, low levels of entrepreneurship, gender inequities and susceptibility to climaterelated risks persistently hinder rural development. This article examines recent attempts and scholarly research to clarify ways to resolve these problems. Key interventions encompass measures to increase the availability of financial resources, enhance the quality of infrastructure, encourage entrepreneurship that is inclusive of all genders and strengthen the ability to withstand and adapt to climate change. By applying these measures, India can harness its rural areas’ economic potential and promote sustainable development goals.
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