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Rural communities need to move beyond their market remoteness and limitations by engaging in innovation and entrepreneurship that will enhance rural economic growth and strength. Self-development efforts provide opportunities for remote regions to increase their entrepreneurship activities, strengthen the rural economy, and enhance social interaction. The critical attribute of self-development is revitalization‘ of the community, which affects not only the rural community but also its socioeconomic climate (Sutton, 2010). This study investigated the relationship between community self-development and local residents‘ perceived satisfaction and the resulting impacts on community entrepreneurial climate and community outcomes. This study was framed by social capital theory, which emphasizes the importance of social relations in enhancing self-development activities. A mixed methods design, using both online and mail surveys, was employed to collect the data. Preliminary analysis of research data included descriptive analysis, exploratory factor analysis (EFA), internal reliability assessment of research variables using Cronbach‘s alpha coefficients, and correlation analysis. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) for each construct and measurement model testing was performed using Mplus statistical software. Structural model testing was conducted through steps: evaluation of the structural model and alternative model approach. Structural equation modeling (SEM) with maximum likelihood estimation was applied to estimate and test the causal structure of

Social capital and rural community self-development: Understanding community satisfaction and its impact on entrepreneurial climate and community outcomes