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МОЛОДЕЖНОЕ ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКОЕ ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСТВО: ДРАЙВЕР ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ЛИДЕРСТВА И САМОРЕАЛИЗАЦИИ НОВОГО ПОКОЛЕНИЯ
This article examines the role of youth technological entrepreneurship in the context of digital transformation and sanction pressure on the Russian economy. It analyzes key government support measures, including educational programs, accelerators, grant mechanisms, and tax incentives. The article provides recommendations for improving the support infrastructure, such as enhancing mentorship programs, establishing interdisciplinary labs, and developing regional venture funds. In 2024, Russia’s small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector achieved significant results, surpassing several key targets of the national development project set for 2030. Despite the impact of the pandemic and sanctions, the total number of workers in this sector, including selfemployed individuals, reached 28 million people. The active development of state support infrastructure has encouraged millions of citizens to engage in entrepreneurial activities. Under these conditions, the priority task is shifting from quantitative metrics to qualitative growth—increasing SME productivity and their contribution to gross domestic product (GDP).