Fostering Socio-Economic Development in Ghana through Entrepreneurship and Innovation

The ongoing development problems on the  continents, from Africa to Asia, have drawn attention from around the  world on numerous occasions in the first few years of the twenty-first  century. The gap between industrialized nations and emerging economies  is getting wider as government initiatives to support innovation and  entrepreneurship become more widespread in those nations. For developing  nations, entrepreneurship and innovation have significant potential  advantages. To that end, the majority of Sub-Saharan African nations  support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as a way  to reduce poverty, provide jobs, and advance national economic  development.