Rural Entrepreneurship as a Sustainable Livelihood Alternative for the Returnee Migrants: Reviewing the Potentials and Challenges

Md Abid Hasan, S. A. Shahid, Marina Sultana, Tasneem Siddiqui · 2023 · Journal of Small Business Strategy

Summary. Rural entrepreneurship offers returnee migrants in Bangladesh a sustainable livelihood alternative, particularly following pandemic-related job losses. While remittances historically remain underinvested, the study finds that entrepreneurship can build migrant resilience if supported by adequate skills training and solutions to infrastructure and socio-political barriers. Success requires local development organizations, incubation centers, and peer support networks.

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  journal = {Journal of Small Business Strategy},
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DOI

10.53703/001c.57750

Countries

Bangladesh

Regions

Asia

Categories

entrepreneurship, regional-innovation-systems

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2026-04-28