Saringatun, Mudrikah (2020) Social Entrepreneurship and Woman Empowerment Study Exploratory for Poverty Alleviation. Efficient, 3 (3). pp. 908-921. ISSN 2655-6197

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Abstract

Poverty is still a basic and major problem for all countries, including developing countries. There have been several government efforts undertaken to alleviate poverty but they have not yielded good results. The idea of social entrepreneurship has been widely applied by many countries in an effort to reduce poverty. Empowering women is one way to reduce the high unemployment rate because most of the unemployed are women. The purpose of this study was to see the effect of social entrepreneurship and women's empowerment on poverty alleviation. The research was conducted in Kajeksan Village, Kudus Regency, Central Java with an exploratory quantitative research model where the aim is to explore deeper ideas on how to alleviate poverty through the existing sample. The sample was calculated using the Slovin formula and obtained 145 poor women. The sampling technique used random sampling and data collection using a questionnaire. The data that has been collected will be analyzed using SEM with the help of the WarpPLS analysis tool. The results of this study prove that social entrepreneurship and women's empowerment have a significant effect on poverty alleviation.

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