Book

Agro-based products are a primary source of income for many in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka. After enduring over 30 years of civil conflict, communities have gradually rebuilt their lives. However, the recent economic crisis has brought new and intense challenges, testing their resilience and adaptability. The region relies heavily on agriculture and livestock, with many families depending on farming as a primary or secondary income. In this context, young entrepreneurship has emerged as a promising solution to unemployment and a pathway to economic growth. This book reveals the real-life challenges faced by young entrepreneurs during the crisis, offering meaningful insights into their struggles. It provides a grounded understanding of rural entrepreneurship in a post-war, economically fragile environment.