The Spirit of Social Entrepreneurship and Institutional Environment as Drives of Sustainable Economic Growth

Abstract

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is widely spread, not only multi-sectoral, but also across many fields, especially in socio-economic life and institutions of the communities.The purpose of this paper is to explain the importance of building a spirit of social entrepreneurship and the institutional environment to accelerate economic recovery and growth caused by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.The research method used a mixed methods research design.Qualitative and quantitative descriptive analysis was used through exploratory and explanatory designs.The main data source is primary data obtained through a survey of social entrepreneurship actors in various regions in Indonesia.The main contribution is to provide a conceptual model that integrates the spirit of social entrepreneurship (SSE) into new institutional economic theory (NIE).The results of the study concluded that the role of social entrepreneurship (SE) and the institutional environment has not been optimized to support economic growth.Hence, there is a need for a spirit and existing institutional environment quality to encourage sustainable economic growth.Without a strong spirit and encouragement from the quality of the institutional environment which has political authority, the SE will be difficult to become a formal and strong entrepreneurial and cultural economic movement.

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