African Businesses And Multiple Value Creation: Impact Through Technology And Digitalization
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Africa
Capacity Building
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Circular Economy
Community Development
Creative Entrepreneurship
Cultural Industries
Digital Marketing
Digital Skills
Digital Transformation
Digitalization
Economic Empowerment
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Impact
Environmental Sustainability
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Ethiopia
Financial Inclusion
Fintech
forthcoming
Frugal Entrepreneurship
Frugal Innovation
Gender Empowerment
Ghana
Inclusive Digital Development
Inclusive Growth
Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS)
Informal Economy
Informal Sector
Infrastructure
Innovation
Innovation Ecosystem
M-Pesa
Microfinance
Mobile Banking
Mobile Money
Multiple Value Creation
Namibia
Policy and Regulation
Poverty Alleviation
Rural Entrepreneurship
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
Social Entrepreneurship
Social Impact
Social Media Platforms
Sustainable Development
Tanzania
Technology-driven Entrepreneurship
Telehealth
Uganda
Value Addition
Zambia
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- ISBN 9789819826957
- Publication Date: 29 Jul 2026
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Hardback
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This volume examines how entrepreneurship, innovation, and digitalization are reshaping livelihoods and businesses across Africa, with a focus on multiple value creation—the simultaneous pursuit of economic, social, and environmental impact. Drawing on diverse studies from various regions and sectors, the book highlights how African entrepreneurs are leveraging technology, digital platforms, and financial innovations to build resilience, expand opportunities, and foster inclusive growth.Chapters explore a wide range of practices, from telehealth and mobile banking to frugal innovation and circular economy models, showcasing how value is generated not only for individual entrepreneurs but also for communities and ecosystems. The volume emphasizes contributions to women and youth empowerment, indigenous knowledge preservation, financial inclusion, and sustainable development through cultural and creative industries.At the same time, it addresses structural challenges such as limited infrastructure, weak institutions, and uneven access to finance, offering a nuanced view of the entrepreneurial landscape. By collating experiences from across the continent, the book provides scholars, practitioners, and policymakers with fresh evidence on how entrepreneurship rooted in purpose can drive equitable and sustainable development.
