Promoting Social Entrepreneurship in Society for Sustainable Development in the Reintegration Process to Build Inclusive Institutions

Objective: The purpose of this research is to promote social entrepreneurship in order to support the economic and social development of the territories liberated from occupation, and to examine the social problems that may affect the sustainable development and prosperous living of the population following their resettlement in these areas. Theoretical Framework: The successful implementation of the “Great Return” process to the territories liberated from occupation and the sustainable development of a prosperous lifestyle for the population residing there will yield significant results through the introduction of new social service models Method: The methodology adopted for this research comprises and comparative analysis, transfer of ideas, analysis in terms of history and modernity. Results and Discussion: The ethnic Armenians of Garabagh, as well as any other ethnic group living in our country possess political, economic, social, and cultural rights as active, united, and loyal members of our society, and they possess the same rights as genuine citizens “Key aspect of Sustainable Development Goal 16 (SDG 16), according to the UN”. Research Implications: The implementation of new social models can strengthen the socio-economic development of social entrepreneurs, which in turn may lead to increased public social satisfaction and an overall improvement in societal well-being. Originality/Value: The implementation of new social models can strengthen the socio-economic development of social entrepreneurs, which in turn may lead to increased public social satisfaction and an overall improvement in societal well-being.