THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP OF THE FUTURE IN THE BRAZILIAN PUBLIC SECTOR: FROM ACADEMIC VISION TO TRANSFORMATIVE MODELS

Abstract

This article analyzes the role of the entrepreneurship of the future in the context of the Brazilian public sector, exploring its construction from the concepts of self innovation, startup innovation and corporate innovation. The research demonstrates that the formation of entrepreneurial skills, through education and the popularization of science, proved to be essential for the development of creative and technological solutions in the public sector. In addition, the integration between universities, startups, and public organizations fosters collaborative ecosystems that enhance innovation, generate strategic connections, and expand the reach of scalable solutions. The analysis also highlights the relevance of socio-environmental impact entrepreneurship, which combines technological innovation with responsible practices, contributing to the reduction of inequalities and the confrontation of global challenges. Through a qualitative approach based on literature review and document analysis, the study identifies how these researched dimensions can be interrelated to transform administrative practices and promote social and economic impact. It is concluded that the public entrepreneurship of the future requires the integration of creativity, technology and social impact as fundamental pillars for the transformation of public institutions. Therefore, it is recommended to invest in consistent public policies, training of civil servants and strengthening of collaborative networks, in order to consolidate a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem aligned with the demands of the twenty-first century.