There are many legal complications with defining social enterprises across countries. Social enterprises should more simply be defined as: organisations with a triple bottom line, in that they address social and environmental needs and have a sustainable revenue model (or plan to have one in the near future).
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Policymakers in India recognise the problem of vocational training. However, instead of regulating the trades and allowing skills requirements to be demand-led by the market, they embarked on a system of hand-outs to create a vocational training infrastructure. This neither resulted in an expansion of demand for trained people, nor earned them a premium for skills.
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