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  • Women Entrepreneurship in West Bengal: Problems and Motivations 
    Jha, Srabani (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)
    The owners of tiny manufacturing units are required to look into every aspect of their business from sourcing raw materials, labours for production to marketing, collection of payments, keeping accounts etc. In addition ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship through Microfinance: A Case Study of Prayas Jan Vikas Bhandol – Gandhinagar 
    Lakshmi, M Roja; Maleyvar, Kanak; Rathod, Dhanraj Singh (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)
    Microfinance is emerging as a powerful instrument and dominating force for poverty alleviation and providing linkage between Self Help Group-Bank as a cost effective mechanism for providing financial services to the ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship through Microfinance: A Case Study of SHG Bank Linkage Programme in Andhra Pradesh 
    Srinivas, P; Pandyaraj, K (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)
    As a developing country, India is facing the problem of poverty and unemployment like any other under developed country. With the initiation of NABARD through its Self Help Group Bank Linkage Programme in 1992, Self Help ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship through Self Help Credit Programme: Evidence From Jammu and Kashmir 
    Sudan, Falendra Kumar; Singh, Ishita (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)
    The paper intends to analyze the process of livelihood diversification and women entrepreneurship through self help credit programme (SHCP) under Integrated Watershed Development Project (IWDP), Hills-II, Jammu and Kashmir. ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship – To the Extent Developed in Rural India: Some Case Studies 
    Patra, Anita (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    The emergence of entrepreneurs in a society depends to a great extent on economic, social, religious, cultural and psychological factors prevailing in the society. In India women constitute around fifty percent of the total ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship: A Behavioural Economics Approach 
    Bhatia, Pooja; Panda, Rasananda (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)
    Women entrepreneurship is gaining recognition in the world of business today. The increasing participation by the women in entrepreneurial activity necessitates to understand the various aspects of women entrepreneurship. ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship: A Compensatory Approach to the Gender based Wage Differials in Agricultural Operation: A Case Study 
    Samantaray, P. C (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2009-03-19)
    The case of Lower bargaining power of the agricultural labour households when compared with the other households in rural areas is attributed to higher incidence of poverty on them. The two important elements contributing ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship: A Global Perspective 
    Pandey, Anu (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2007-03-21)
    The number of women entrepreneurs is increasing all over the world but the entrepreneurial ventures in developing countries are quite low compared to the developed countries. Women entrepreneurship is growing at a faster ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship: A Shift in Paradigm 
    Banik, Piyashi (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    Present economy is becoming highly instrumental behind the splurge of entrepreneurship among the young genre, especially in the developing countries. Caused by joblessness, driven by the need for growth and achievement and ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship: A Tool of Women Empowerment, Policy and Issues 
    Priya, Ashutosh; Bamba, Rachna; Dalakoti, Chitranka (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2009-03-19)
    Women entrepreneurship has been largely neglected both in society in general especially in developing economies. Not only women have lower participation rate in entrepreneurship than men but they also generally choose to ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship: Engage-Inspire-Transform 
    Patel, Palak; Merja, Jay (Bookwell Delhi, 2015-02-18)
    Entrepreneurial activity creates growth and prosperity and even solutions to the social problems. In Future, women will be driving force for entrepreneurial growth. Many Factors like globalization, women education, ...
  • Women EntrepreneursMaking theirMark in SME Sector in India 
    Premalatha, U, M; Iyer, Easwaran (Bookwell Delhi, 2013-02-20)
    India has certainly emerged as the testing ground for potential Indian women entrepreneurs. Indian women are not only educated, talented, confident, assertive, ambitious, and career oriented but they also know their minds! ...
  • Women in Business: Indian Experience 
    Contractor, Nalinee (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 1998-03-18)
    Women Entrepreneurship is no more a new phenomenon. Though the transformation has been slow, the changing social and economic scene encouraged women to venture out to take up jobs to share financial responsibilities of the ...
  • Women in STEM: Emerging Mountains in the Great Indian Entrepreneurship Landscape 
    Pradhan, Rachana N; Joshi, Priyanka (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)
    Globally, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) based entrepreneurial ventures are primarily considered to be a male dominated sector. With the increasing literacy rate among girls, rise in female ...
  • Women in Technology Based Business 
    Easwaran, Sunanda (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    In today's technology oriented world, an ever increasing number of entrepreneurs is entering technology oriented business. This is true of India as well, but not necessarily of women entrepreneurs in the country, even ...
  • Women Owned Business as an Economic Force in Raigad District 
    Ohol, Sahebrao B; Barbole, Anil N (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2011-02-16)
    The present research paper focuses on number of situations that relates to women's decisions to become entrepreneurs, viz. dynastic compliance, no other choice, and entrepreneurship by chance, natural succession, forced ...
  • Women's Entrepreneurship through MSMEs: Growth and Development in Uttarakhand 
    Kumari, Amrita; Singh, Saumya (Bookwell, 2017-02)
    Today’s world, women entrepreneurs have become a crucial component of the world corporate environment. Women are the backbone of economic development in many developed and developing nations. In India, women function as ...
  • Women's Entrepreneurship: Is the Way of Managing Work-Life Balance with Employees 
    Patil, Prachita; Deshpande, Yogesh (Bookwell Delhi, 2019-02-22)
    Entrepreneurship has emerged as a global concept with the new phenomenon and is contributing to the economic development of the country. In India, entrepreneurship is considered as an employment opportunity for everyone ...
  • Women, Microfinance and Micro Enterprise Development: Issues in Sustainability 
    Shah, Neha (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2009-03-19)
    The micro finance programme aims at enhancing the economic empowerment of poor women through credit services. The programme is expected to trigger a process of graduation of poor households out of poverty by breaking the ...
  • Women’s Leadership Trends in Tribal Enterprises: A Study in Cooperatives based Tribal Enterprises in Jharkhand 
    Bhaskar, Prem (Bookwell Delhi, 2021-02-25)
    This paper attempts to analyse the status of women entrepreneurship initiatives through cooperatives in Jharkhand, India, and highlights the impact on tribal women empowerment, and their leadership competencies on this ...

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