Wilson Cruz Mamani
Universidad Peruana Unión JuliacaEmail: wilson.cruz@upeu.edu.pe
Germain Marcos Lagos Manrique
Universidad Nacional Federico VillarrealEmail: glagos@unfv.edu.pe
Soraya del Pilar Carranco Madrid
Universidad Central del EcuadorEmail: spilarcm@hotmail.com
Edward Espinoza Herrera
Universidad Nacional Federico VillarrealEmail: eespinozah@unfv.edu.pe
David Barrial Acosta
Universidad Nacional Micaela Bastidas de ApurímacEmail: dbarrial@unamba.edu.pe
Rolando Remy Rivas-Diaz
Universidad Nacional de San AgustínEmail: rrivas@unsa.edu.pe
José Luis Arias-Gonzáles
University of British ColumbiaEmail: Joseariasgon6@gmail.com
Yuselino Maquera Maquera
Universidad Nacional del Altiplano PunoEmail: ymmaquera@unap.edu.pe
Francisco Samael Saravia Ramos
Universidad Nacional De San AgustínEmail: fscsaravia@gmail.com
Abstract:
Today, sustainable development (SD) is a worldwide requirement due to the numerous environmental challenges that require the attention of academics. Consequently, the current study explores the effect of entrepreneurial and green innovation aims on SD in Peru. In addition, the study examines the moderating effect of inclusive leadership on entrepreneurship, green innovation intention, and sustainable development in Peru. The study utilized primary data collection instruments such as questionnaires to collect information from the selected respondents. The paper also used smart-PLS to examine the data's dependability and the correlation between factors. In Peru, entrepreneurship and green innovation intentions were found to have a good relationship with sustainable development. In addition, the data demonstrated that inclusive leadership moderates the relationship between entrepreneurship, green innovation intention, and SD in Peru. The essay supports policy-making authorities in formulating SD-related policies by refocusing entrepreneurs' attention on green innovation
Keywords:Entrepreneurship, green innovation intention, sustainable development, inclusive leadershi.