Examining the Role of Agricultural Entrepreneurship in Rural Employment and Development

Villages, as the smallest social unit in each community, are of particular importance. Undoubtedly, efforts to reduce the problems and problems of these social units and their proper deployment in the development cycle require special attention. One of the factors influencing rural development is entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is the process of promoting technology by creating a business with a new organization. Entrepreneurship development in all dimensions, especially in the rural sector, is one of the important tools for this. One of the major goals of rural development is to reduce unemployment and increase employment. Rural entrepreneurship can be effective in rural economic development and, ultimately, rural development, regardless of whether it is a source of income and employment for rural residents. Diversification of the rural economy can not be achieved only by induction from the outside, unless entrepreneurs of rural environments recognize their potential and actual resources and their optimal use of the diversity of employment and the economy for rural environments; Therefore, creating new economic benefits, enhancing human well-being, preventing rural migrants from moving into cities, and establishing a balance between activities and living space in rural areas, will serve rural development goals and increase employment.