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In light of the economic crisis, there has been an increasing need for social entrepreneurs. Where profits and individual success were king now the need of the many is key. In this light, the Delphi model, combined with wisdom of crowds, can be seen to significantly improve the understanding of the strategic design of teaching social entrepreneurship via libraries. While there are many factors governing the adoption of social entrepreneurship, it is clear that more needs to be done to understand how better to impart knowledge and boost societal creativity and progression. In this sense, non-profit organizations, such as libraries, are perfectly placed in their capacity to disseminate information and build useful databases. These can be seen to work in Finland and the combined efforts of Ensimetri and WRAGNET working in the Pirkanmaa area.
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