Rural entrepreneurship is an important part of the economy in rural areas, addressing local economic challenges such as unemployment and poverty. It aims to create new products or services, strengthening the rural economy and creating markets. Government initiatives support rural entrepreneurs, but access to capital remains a challenge due to limited information on available sources of finance. Rural businesses leverage local resources, contributing to economic growth and reducing migration to urban areas. In addition, they benefit from lower operating costs compared to urban areas.

Rural entrepreneurship promotes economic growth and improves access to goods and services in rural communities, while responding to local needs, positively impacting society.