Entrepreneurial projects: between analysis and classification of social, economic, and environmental sustainability. Study of the projects registered for the initiative (Riyada) by students of the College of Administration and Economics / University of Di

Abstract

This study aimed to analyze and classify emerging entrepreneurial projects in light of the dimensions of sustainable social, economic and environmental development, which are represented in ) the economic dimension, the environmental dimension, the social dimension ( in Diyala Governorate within the Riyada initiative launched by the Prime Minister )Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani ( for youth, which the University of Diyala / College of Administration and Economics adopted its sponsorship within the Business Incubators Committee for college students to encourage them to establish development projects to achieve a better future.

The study relied on the descriptive analytical approach to reach the results of the study. It used a specially designed form as the main tool to collect data from the study sample, where the study population included all the projects proposed by the students of the College of Administration and Economics, who were circulated to them to take advantage of the opportunity provided to them through the initiative) Riyada( which reached the number of registered 36 projects was studied and analyzed within the dimensions of sustainable development.

The study found that entrepreneurial projects achieve a great level of sustainability in their various dimensions, and the researcher also recommends the need to be keen and follow up business incubators and direct public policies to support entrepreneurial projects and direct them to projects that achieve long-term sustainability and encourage innovative and creative projects because of their returns at all levels, including, eliminating unemployment, improving local production and achieving a financial return for unemployed youth instead of asking the government to provide jobs within its formations.