Rural Entrepreneurship as a Sustainable Livelihood Alternative for the Returnee Migrants: Reviewing the Potentials and Challenges

During the Covid-19 pandemic, earnings of migrant workers decreased due to joblessness and lack new work. Against this backdrop, paper aims look at potential rural entrepreneurship as a form financially managing insecurity vulnerabilities caused by pandemic. The literature review shows that although international migration has played crucial role in economic growth Bangladesh, remittance been underutilized not translated into investment usually. qualitative research methodology followed thematic analysis design method apprehend explain findings. findings study indicate despite several challenges, can indeed be sustainable livelihood alternative improves resilience returnee migrants. right kinds skillsets adequate measures tackle infrastructural socio-political barriers boost appreciably. Other recently published works also highlight an effective tool for reintegration This concludes sustainability will require engaging local development organizations, forming incubation support centers, organizing peer groups.