Abstract:
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. According to the report of Global Entrepreneurship Monitor’s report on Women and
Entrepreneurship, investment on developing females entrepreneurially is way forward for sustainable
economic development.
Descriptive statistically designed approach with an aim to recognize the personal and professional factors that
influence the practice of entrepreneurship in women. Desk top research, individual interviews and focus
group discussion are the tools used along with the questionnaire designed to collect the primary data.
Empowering women for entrepreneurial development enhances the impact of new venture creation
exponentially. There is an increase in participation and success of these new start-up’s. Our results confirm
that effectiveness of entrepreneurship education designed helps in tacking the challenges faced during the new
venture creation.
