Enterprises built around agriculture and natural resource management form the backbone of rural livelihoods. These are often seasonal, climate-sensitive, connected to local ecosystems.

These are enterprises that create value by transforming raw materials into finished goods — often generating employment opportunities. Capital requirements could vary and often be relatively higher.

Service enterprises are often the most accessible entry point into entrepreneurship — progressing from a solo technician to requiring skills, trust, and local demand more than heavy capital.