Connection between green microfinance and social entrepreneurship: an investigation of multigroup analysis

This study examines how the green microfinance practices between both genders affect their social entrepreneurship. Purposive sampling was used in this study to gather samples from a women's microfinance group in Eastern Sumba. Partial least squares multigroup analysis (PLS-MGA) was employed for analysis in this study. Empirical evidence is presented in this study to support the favourable nexus between green microfinance and social entrepreneurship. The results indicate that both genders play a significant role in achieving sustainable social entrepreneurship through green microfinance practices. It is intended that the study's conclusions will assist those involved in creating and carrying out the nation's goal to encourage social entrepreneurs to operate at a considerably greater level.