• 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 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 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 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 in Rural India 

  Hiraskar, Shital Vilas (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Women Entrepreneurship is an essential part of human resource development. The development of women entrepreneurship is very low in India, especially in the rural areas. There are number of obstacles faced by women ...
• Women Entrepreneurship for Energy Democracy 

  Raghuvanshi, Apurwa (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  As a large percentage of the world's poor come from India, development in India is a key issue, the eradication of poverty is the foundation of the planning process for the economy. Accelerated growth is often the vehicle ...
• Women Empowerment through Craft Revival: A Case Study of Rehwa, Indore 

  Venkatachalam, Rama (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Indian handloom and handicraft sector represents an important source of sustenance in rural areas and is also the single most prevalent non-farm livelihood. Originally, handicrafts may have started as a part time activity in ...
• Tribal Women Entrepreneurship in Southern Region of India 

  Motha, Krishnaveni (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  The study was undertaken to find out the structural attributes of Koya tribal society which contributed to the Koya women to take-up micro entrepreneurial activities in tribal areas of East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, ...
• Transactional Analysis in Women Entrepreneurs 

  Purohit, S; Baurah, Himakshi; Dashora, P (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Women entrepreneurship is a vital element of strong economic growth of the nation. Although women entrepreneurship is the best way of self-sufficiency and poverty alleviation but the task is quite complex, risky and full ...
• The Role of Women in Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development 

  Rao, A N; Kapadia, Kaazvin (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Across the globe, social entrepreneurs are engaged in making a change and creating an impact, to ensure growth and development of society in a way that the benefits future generations a well. It is observed that only 39% ...
• SHG Training Programme Nurture Entrepreneurial Activity for Rural Women 

  Yadav, Ankur (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Self Help Group (SHG) training programmes is rethinking prospect under SHG, for the development of women entrepreneurship in rural area. These training programmes provide awareness regarding entrepreneurial activities ...
• Rural Dalit Women Entrepreneurs in the Growth of Hill Economy: A Study 

  M, Amaldass; Gnanadev, Neema (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Entrepreneurship development among women had proven to be a viable approach for Economic empowerment. It was more so in rural scenario where it not only enhanced household income but also rural economy as well. The reason ...
• Role of Micro Finance Institutions in Changing Socio-Economic Status of Women Entrepreneurs: Evidence from Sonitpur District in Assam 

  Sharma, Nikita (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Finance always plays a crucial role in the world of entrepreneurs. When, the entrepreneurs are especially the woman, who do not have collateral to offer for availing loan from formal financial institutions, then comes ...
• Rhetoric about Challenges that Women Entrepreneurs Face in Urban Organised Sector of Uttar Pradesh 

  Kumar, Nomita P (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Women in India enter into business either due to pull or push factors at play. Pull factor refers to the process in which women are encouraged to venture into a business with an urge of doing independently something unique. ...
• Inclusive Growth and Women Empowerment through Entrepreneurial Growth in Rural India 

  Agrawal, Sarita (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Despite high overall economic growth rates in many Asian countries in the past two decades, many policy makers in Asia and in international organizations have become increasingly concerned that this growth has been too ...
• Inclusive Growth and SHG: A Case Study of Women Entrepreneurship in Odisha 

  Das, Kishore Kumar; Dash, Swetapadma (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  The status and position of women in a society is the indicator of how developed a nation is. Women in every nation should be considered as equal partners in the process of development. But, because of centuries of exploitation ...
• Impact of Entrepreneurship Education in Developing Women Entrepreneurs: A Case Study in NCR 

  Saxena, Neelam; Kapoor, Shikha (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  A female of any nation contributes towards fifty percent of workforce. Any nation’s economic growth significantly hinges on the contribution from them too. Not only do they provide jobs but they generate new ones also. ...
• Identity as a Women Entrepreneur: Does It Pre Defines the Area of Entrepreneurship Matching the Societal Outlook? 

  Chaudhuri, Rimu; Ghatak, Ipsita; Sengupta, Sreyasi (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  In our present study we have raised the question, are women entrepreneurs synonymous with business women? Our work mainly concentrates on the special report Women’s Entrepreneurship from GEM 2015 focusing on the Asian ...
• Gender Inequality and Social Perceptions: Entrepreneurship as a Human Development Approach 

  Paray, Zahoor Ahmad (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  For centuries hard tangled ideologies of inequality, economic distress, customs and rituals have broadly established and become part of our society. Even the contemporary generation of expected change are not in a position ...
• Entrepreneurial Process and Eco-system of Women Entrepreneurs: A Study from Drought Prone Region of Maharashtra 

  Kulkarni, Anjali (Bookwell Delhi, 2017-02-22)

  Entrepreneurship can be one of the effective solutions to deal with the poverty. It can create a steady income sources for family and improve the standard of living. The studies show that if the women earn, their income is ...

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