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. Entrepreneurship development
country and women entrepreneurs constitute only 6.2 percent of the total; and a main part of self employment women was restricted to conventional behavior such as weaving garments, handicrafts, and food processing. Their performance in the industrial sector was found not impressive. (Anna.V 1989). Entrepreneurship development programmes (EDPs) organized by governmental institutions and the activities of other agencies in the grass root level has provided a great momentum in the entrepreneurship development
was announced as International year for women. In this decade, many voluntary agencies and the Government supported symposia, conferences and workshops to explained the importance of women entrepreneurship. These conferences and workshops gave impetus to improvement of women entrepreneurs. The important topics discussed were stratus of women entrepreneurs, women and nongovernmental efforts, governmental measures to promote self employment, participation of women in rural industries, development of appropriate
empower themselves. When I tell about the term Women Entrepreneurship I mean, an act of trade ownership and trade creation that empowers women economically, increase their economic power as well as position in society. Therefore women-entrepreneurs have been making a major impact in all most all the segment of the economy which is additional than 25% of all kinds of business. In India Entrepreneurship is very limited amongst women particularly in the formal sector, which is less than
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
It is observed that micro entrepreneurship is considered as the vital tool for empowering women, especially in rural India. It is difficult to define empowerment in actual terms. Mostly empowerment is directly associated with the economic status. It is observed that entrepreneurship empower women economically, but is the impact similarly positive as far as social and psychological independence is concerned, is a question to be answered. Through this research we make an attempt to answer this
The book offers a short, general introduction to social entrepreneurship. The subject spans so much activity today that no small book can adequately cover it. But the authors have tried to address a broad range of questions and point the way for further exploration. The result reflects their biases, which 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
OF WOMEN IN CORPORATE WORLD Dr. SEEMA SHARMA Assistant Professor A.S College, Khanna 141401, Punjab (INDIA) E-mail: simmy.kaushal84@gmail.com _____________________________________________________________________________ Abstract The role of women in business is vital and they contribute a huge amount to the local economy. For many the choice of a successful career and having children is no longer an issue. Thanks to flexible working, latest technology and the improved attitude to women in the
Syndicate Bank is a public sector commercial bank in India, which was founded in 1925. The government of India nationalized Syndicate Bank on 19 July, 1969. Syndicate bank has long been a pioneer of development in India. It has played a developmental role in empowering women entrepreneurs, supporting the micro, medium and small enterprises sector, providing agricultural assistance in the form of policies and incentives and encouraging rural development. In this project, we will be focusing upon