Youth Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst for Inclusive Economic Growth in Developing Nations

Abstract

This paper examines the impact of youth entrepreneurship on fostering inclusive economic growth in
developing countries. It captures qualitative interviews as well as quantitative assessments emerging from government
and NGO reports to depict the value ascribed to youth-led businesses in employment creation, innovation, and social
advancement. The evidence suggests that countries with policies to support youth entrepreneurship have a higher rate
of startup success and lowered disparity. The paper underscores the significant value of financing, mentorship, and
digital infrastructure, providing final remarks aimed at policymakers to enhance the entrepreneurial prospects of the
youth for enduring economic development.