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Mindset and entrepreneurial activities in Rwanda: a firm level investigation

By Charles Ruhara

The African Policy Dialogue on entrepreneurship development in Rwanda had published a research paper on the mindset and entrepreneurial activities in Rwanda at a firm level.  The key messages and recommendations are shown below.

Key messages

  • Entrepreneurs with an entrepreneurial mind set perform better in terms of creativity and risk taking propensity which are vital for business success.
  • An entrepreneurial mind set is an important factor in the performance and sustainability of businesses in Rwanda.

Recommendation

  • Establish entrepreneurial education activities to nurture and support firm’s success. This is important in re-learning, self motivation, risk taking, and creativity.

 

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