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  • Micro-Enterprises Through Women SHGs: A Case Study in Ajmer (Rajasthan) 
    Rao, V M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Planning and management of rural non-farm (RNF) activities taken up through women SHGs organised by all women dairy cooperative societies (WDCSs) in Ajmer district is analysed in this paper. Ajmer milk union has 127 WDCSs ...
  • Women Entrepreneurs - Critical Issues: A Few Case Studies 
    Mokani, Rinkal K; Menon, Divya; Shete, A Sneha (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    Entrepreneurship has been acknowledged to be one of the essential factors determining the growth of industry of any country. Many studies and evidences show that Entrepreneurship development and economic development are ...
  • Women Entrepreneurs and Their Impact on BPLC (Below Poverty Line Community) Development 
    Amuthalakshmi, P (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    This study pertains to the upcoming BPLC Women as entrepreneurs and the impact of their economic growth on Community Development. The Poor infrastructure serves as a stimulus to BPLC women and paves the foundation for the ...
  • Women entrepreneurs in the NGO sector in India 
    Iyer, Radha (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    This paper addresses the role of socioeconomic and environmental factors involved in Women leading the Entrepreneurial activity in the Non-Government Organisations. It seeks to provide an idea-bank for potential entrepreneurs ...
  • Women Entrepreneurship in Informal Sector 
    Patel, Jyoti R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2005-02-09)
    It has become evident that if at all the development process is to be accelerated; the potential contribution by half the population cannot be ignored. It has been noticed, throughout various communities, that the interest ...

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