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Entrepreneurship development in Brazil

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Entrepreneurship initiatives in Brazil continue to expand through regional training, demographic-specific support, and the integration of emerging technologies. Recent developments highlight a growing focus on artificial intelligence to assist small businesses. In Maranhão, the 12th Entrepreneur Fair featured AI research supported by Fapema, utilizing tools like the ‘Desafio NID’ to help businesses automate decision-making. Infrastructure and regional development remain key priorities, such as the planned ‘Loja do Empreendedor’ in Ceará-Mirim to support rural producers. New programs are intensifying efforts in professional development and education. In Betim, a partnership involving Petrobras and Sebrae-MG offers courses for micro-entrepreneurs with potential investment rewards, while Senac Goiás has launched the ‘Trilha de Inovação e Startups’ to help entrepreneurs structure business models. Remote workshops in Ubatuba and innovation events in São Gonçalo and Natal further expand access to training in marketing, finance, and the creative economy. Digitalization through marketplace platforms has become a significant focus. The 2nd ACII Business Fair, organized by the Associação Empresarial de Itajaí and Sebrae/SC, will host a ‘Gigantes do Marketplace’ lecture series featuring representatives from Mercado Livre, Magalu, SHEIN, Shopee, and TikTok to discuss digital operations and social commerce. Additionally, the City of Betim is hosting a ‘How to Sell on Shopee’ workshop to provide practical knowledge on e-commerce tools and product visibility. Support for specific demographics remains a central pillar. Initiatives like the ‘Empreendedoras Braskem na Bahia’ project and the ‘Energia Feminina Project’ in Alagoas provide intensive training and market platforms for women. In Recife, the 5th Expo Preta supports black-owned businesses. Additionally, research by Sebrae RS titled ‘Gerações, Territórios e Empreendedorismo’ indicates that an entrepreneur's generation and location significantly influence their business ~~journey, shaping their motivations and access to technology.~~ journey.

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