A study of Challenges and Problems before Women Entrepreneurs in Jammu and Kashmir 1Muneer Ahmad Khan1, Dr. Nisar Ahmad Wani2 1Research Scholar, School of Studies in Commerce, Viram University, Ujjain, MP 2 Head department of Economics, Govt. Degree College Shopian J&K Email: muneerahmad1983.mak@gmail.com ABSTRACT: Women in present day world play a numerous economic roles in our society. Women today are potential customers, bankers, teachers, inventors, the prospective farmers, scientists, etc
speedy one. Due to cultural traditions and beliefs that have suppressed women and restricted them educationally, socially and economically, it is explicable that they are the least active as entrepreneurs in the continent. As successful American Entrepreneur and Television personality, Lori Greiner asserted, “Entrepreneurship is the way we take control of our lives in a tough economy”. Therefore, over the past few years, women have taken it upon themselves to ensure that they are included and are
Entrepreneurs are people with unique vision and the ability to take risk which other people might not take. According to the statement given “Sometimes the manager of the small business does not have the capacity to operate it successfully. The owner lacks the leadership ability and knowledge necessary to make the business work”, this reflects to the situation when the entrepreneur does not have the resources, in terms of financial, physical labour. The second line reflects to the point when the
GENERATION NEXT OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS ABSTRACT: This study assumes significance to check the awareness of entrepreneurship among generation next of possible women entrepreneurs. Women entrepreneurship culture has not yet reached the wider mass and there are still certain issues that need to be solved. A structured questionnaire survey was circulated to judge the awareness and aspiration levels by using scale based, and opinion based questions among 117 college students in Mumbai to estimate
1.1 INTRODUCTION Indian Woman is playing a pivotal role in the expansion and growth of the economy. Over the past few years, the status of women in India is subject to many great changes. Women’s average contribution is estimated at 55% to 66% of the total labour1. A developed nation is one which has an equitable distribution of income and employment opportunities among its citizens irrespective of gender, caste, race, and creed so on. But unfortunately the whole world maneuvers as a sanctuary for
The word entrepreneur is originated from the French word “entrepredre” which means, “to undertake”.The Frenchmen who organized and led military expeditions in the early 16th century were called as “entrepreneur”. An entrepreneur is a person who is engaged in production activities and makes certain payments to owners of production in factories in expectation of uncertain receipts and is bearing non-insurable risks1. An entrepreneur is one who uses innovation to maximize his profits. He also uses
should be no surprise that women leaders are the fastest-growing segment of self-employed entrepreneurs. Also flexi working hours, work from home options are luring women towards entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is considered an important driver of economic development and growth in many economies. Apart from the general diversity in entrepreneurial practices, there appear to be significant differences in the characteristics of male and female entrepreneurs. Women entrepreneurs tend to own smaller businesses
ABSTRACT Women entrepreneurship is gaining importance in India as different policies for economic liberalisation and globalisation are coming into picture . implementation of various policies to develop entrepreneurial skills and training has widen various opportunies for women However, women constitute only one third of the economic enterprises but social and economic development of women is very necessary in order to develop overall economy. Indian government has also introduced National Skill
position to appear as a developing market had made it an optimal place for the development of entrepreneurship. New residents from different countries have been an advantage for Dubai to open even more markets. The government also supports upcoming entrepreneurs through various organizations that help in advancing the young and fresh entrepreneurial talents. These organizations aim at stimulating young leaders in becoming an essential part in improving the regional economy. They also provide support in
include shared exposures to the field of microfinance in Bangladesh and to the work of Ashoka and hundreds of social entrepreneurs in its fellowship. From the authors’ vantage point, they have exerted a dominant influence on the global field of social entrepreneurship. Others may place emphasis elsewhere. The book is divided in three main parts: Defining Social Entrepreneurship, Challenges of Causing Change, and Envisioning an Innovating