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Tony Elumelu, the billionaire chairman of the investment company Heirs Holdings and creator of the Tony Elumelu Foundation entrepreneurship programme, played down the fears.

Karoline Gross, a student on the UCL technology entrepreneurship programme and founder of Smartzer, says: "I have always enjoyed creating projects and managing them, so starting my own business, which essentially is one big project, just happened".

I spoke to young people who say it is now a viable career path, and entrepreneurship is now more accepted by traditional, conservative parents". Academia has also embraced the startup culture with an entrepreneurship programme at the University of Chile.

In fact, Mr Amaya's future should be more cheerful than those numbers suggest.Just before he is released on June 23rd, if all goes to plan, Mr Amaya will graduate from the Prison Entrepreneurship Programme (PEP), a remarkable effort to prepare some of Texas's harder cases for their transition back to freedom.

Coca-Cola, for instance, has an entrepreneurship programme called "5 by 20" that aims to increase the number of women who distribute and sell the drink on their own account to 5m by 2020.Women run about a third of small businesses in rich countries, but it is not an easy option.

Stylit was one of 19 young tech companies displaying their wares in Tel Aviv recently at the end of a five-month entrepreneurship programme run by alumni of an Israeli intelligence unit that has spawned more tech millionaires than many business schools.

She has published several articles and chapters in international publications, and has participated in several national and international research projects, including the "Entrepreneurship Curriculum Programme Impact Study" funded and promoted by the UNIDO, and the ICT Entrepreneur and SCIENT project, funded by the Erasmus + Programme.

It includes support for research and entrepreneurship programmes and provides seed money for start-ups.

Peking University, for example, has established "innovation and entrepreneurship" programmes.So far, however, China has little to show for all this investment in mould-breaking.

So how can entrepreneurship programmes best be designed, implemented and delivered in a way that maximises their benefit to young people and the wider economy?

And support for young entrepreneurs has mushroomed; from the government's own Start-Up Loans scheme to the growing number of entrepreneurship programmes at FE colleges.