Entrepreneurship as Indicator of the Developing World

Abstract

The United Nations General Assembly highlighted the value of entrepreneurship to sustainable development in its resolution 69/210 on the topic, which was passed on December 19, 2014. The impact is felt in the form of improved social circumstances, less environmental damage, and more employment opportunities. With assistance from the "United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development" (UNCTAD) examined the role of entrepreneurship within the context of a Sustainable Development Agenda for 2030, reviewed the progress made in entrepreneurship development, and recognized industry standards and metrics to intend to offer at the national, regional, and global level.. It addresses the need for all-inclusive and comparable data for tracking the establishment of indicators to measure the performance of entrepreneurship policies and tracking their implementation. This research explores the link between business and the goals of sustainable development and provides examples of the new landscape for promoting entrepreneurship created by the 2030 Agenda.