مجلة إيليزا للبحوث والدراسات
Volume 10, Numéro 1, Pages 80-95
2025-12-15
Authors : Gouri Meriem . Nechoud Lamia .
New green ventures are increasingly recognized as key actors in advancing sustainable development within emerging economies. In Algeria, however, their growth remains constrained by limited resources and insufficient institutional support. This study examines the significance of funding support and training. Based on twelve semi-structured interviews conducted with mew ventures across sectors such as agriculture, green technologies, and health and wellness. The findings reveal that sustainability and the entrepreneurial ecosystem are the most prominent themes. Financial constraints emerge as a major barrier, particularly the lack of financing mechanisms specifically tailored to green ventures. Conversely, training through incubators, mentoring, and expert guidance proves essential in strengthening entrepreneurial skills, networks, and project viability. The study concludes that funding support and training function as two complementary pillars for the growth of green ventures, particularly startups in Algeria.
New green ventures ; training ; funding support ; Algeria
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