Aboriginal entrepreneurship refers to the business initiatives and economic activities undertaken by Indigenous peoples in various regions, including Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. These ventures often focus on preserving cultural heritage, utilizing traditional knowledge, and addressing community needs. Aboriginal entrepreneurs may operate in diverse sectors such as tourism, arts, agriculture, and technology. Many Aboriginal entrepreneurs face unique challenges, including limited access to capital, markets, and resources. However, various organizations and government programs support these businesses by providing funding, training, and mentorship. This support aims to empower Indigenous communities and promote sustainable economic development while respecting their cultural values.