“Possibilities and Challenges for ESDP’s Trainees to Launch a Business: with special reference to Dharwad district”.

The main objectives of entrepreneurship and skill development programmes are to motivate young people to pursue entrepreneurship as a profession and to provide them with the skills necessary to successfully identify and seize work and self-employment possibilities. Everyone is aware of how critical skill development and entrepreneurship are to the expansion of the Indian economy. Entrepreneurship and skill-development initiatives can have a big impact on a country's GDP, manufacturing output, service sector, employment growth, and exports. The study shows that the training facilities like EAP and E-SDP programmes are very necessary to boost self-employment and it is fruitful evidence to know how changes found in trainees. After the training only beneficiaries come to know their weaknesses and strengths and they help in promoting to establish an enterprise. Here researcher conclude the topic that the trainings like ESDP are very important to motivate in establishing own businesses.    

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