Analysis of the Role of Social Facilitators in the Implementation of Social Entrepreneurship Program in DKI Jakarta Province

Abstract

The social entrepreneurship program is implemented as an income-generating strategy for the poor and vulnerable. In optimizing the program, business assistance is provided to focus on business initiatives, strengthening the capacity and prospects of new entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial independence, creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem that supports innovation and creativity, and an emphasis on sustainable business growth. This research aims to describe and analyze the role of social facilitators in the implementation of social entrepreneurship programs. Research data was attained from research through observations, interviews, and documentation research with research subjects Beneficiary Families (KPM) of the Family Hope Program (PKH) who have certified, social facilitators in DKI Jakarta Province. The research approach used is qualitative with the type of research being explanatory. The results showed that there were nine main roles of social facilitators in supporting the success of the social entrepreneurship program, such as data collection and mapping of business data for recipients of social entrepreneurship program assistance, socialization and motivation to beneficiary families, entrepreneurship education, training, licensing coordination, financing coordination, marketing results, monitoring and reporting of business development results.