Abstract:

Entrepreneurship is a concept that is traditionally associated with commercial business, but entrepreneurship is by no means limited to the commercial sector, and scientists have long recognized entrepreneurship as a process necessary to stimulate change and create new forms of activity in all sectors of the economy. This is how a new sphere of entrepreneurship appears – social entrepreneurship. Despite the academic interest in social innovation and social entrepreneurship, there is hardly any consistent single definition. Various attempts have been made and are being made to pay tribute to the heterogeneity of the connection between social innovation and social entrepreneurship, with the "social" acting as an adjacent subconception, which can be considered the heart and challenge of both trends.

Keywords: social entrepreneurship, social innovation, inclusivity, social problems.