Entrepreneur | Empowerment
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Poverty and Inequality 47% of the population live below the poverty line despite extensive development in the country. Entrepreneurs are motivated to be innovative, strategic, analytical, committed, change oriented and accountable as their business counterparts. They must have both personal and technical competencies that help them execute their projects effectively. The value of network is created by the unique relationships formed between the entrepreneurs and the other network members. It is this network that generates advantageous resources such as; opportunities to exchange information, leverage interpersonal relationships, realize objectives and get access to resources. When entrepreneurs have inadequate competencies and lack the right networks, their projects fail to succeed. It has further revealed that there is a significant relationship between technical competencies and performance and that technical competency alone could predict performance, it can be argued that entrepreneur must have technical competencies more than key personal competencies so as to run a successful project. Competencies provide a framework within which to develop tools and techniques designed to improve performance. Poverty influences choices people make including behavior that increases risk of HIV infection: alcohol abuse, multiple sex partners and sex for money.
Government recognizes not only the detrimental of elders, destitute, orphans but also social and economic consequences to the nation of neglecting elders, destitute and orphans but also attaches great importance and is committed to providing care and support to them, future of the nation. Civil society, especially community-based and faith-based organizations, has been the bedrock for the provision of care and support services to elders, destitute and orphans. This is a big challenge to the nation to provide the increasing care and support including palliative care to them