The report presents an in-depth analysis of the Social Entrepreneurship (SE) Landscape in Palestine, offering insights into the legal frameworks, cultural dynamics, market conditions, human capital, and financial challenges that shape this sector. By examining the ecosystem of support actors and financing options, it highlights both the strengths and the areas that need improvement to foster innovation and empower social entrepreneurs.

Drawing from tailored surveys and extensive research, the report outlines how SE not only contributes to economic independence but also ties into Palestine’s broader struggle for liberation. It provides recommendations for policymakers, finance professionals, support organizations, and social entrepreneurs themselves, all aimed at unlocking the full potential of SE in Palestine. By emphasizing financial sustainability, the report calls for a shift away from dependency on international aid toward empowering local changemakers with the resources they need to build a sustainable future.

The findings underscore that while interest in social entrepreneurship is rising, access to finance remains a major obstacle for growth. As the global fight for Palestinian liberation continues, this report urges us to support the social enterprises on the ground that are actively building the future—ensuring that these efforts are sustainable, locally driven, and aligned with the aspirations of the Palestinian people.