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What is Women Entrepreneurs

Handbook of Research on Designing Sustainable Strategies to Develop Entrepreneurial Intention
Women who initiate, organize, and operate a business venture, taking on financial risks and responsibilities to capitalize on new opportunities and generate economic value. Women entrepreneurs are individuals who identify as women and take on the role of creating, organizing, and managing a business venture, assuming the financial risks and responsibilities associated with entrepreneurship.
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Women Entrepreneurs: Unleashing the Power of Inclusivity and Diversity
Ayesha Syed (Yogi Vemana University, India), Y. Subbarayudu (Yogi Vemana University, India), and Yanamandra Ramakrishna (Skyline University College, Sharjah, UAE)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-8781-5.ch023
Abstract
The chapter examines the benefits of diverse perspectives, including increased innovation and improved problem-solving abilities. The current state of women entrepreneurs' representation is assessed, highlighting disparities and challenges faced by the individuals. Barriers encountered by women entrepreneurs, such as access to funding and gender bias, are discussed alongside solutions for overcoming these obstacles. Strategies for promoting inclusivity and diversity in entrepreneurship are proposed, emphasizing the need for targeted policies, mentorship opportunities, and entrepreneurship education. Case studies of successful women entrepreneurs thriving due to inclusive practices are analyzed, drawing lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs and those supporting them.
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Indigenous Knowledge as Resource to Sustain Self-Employment in Rural Development
A group of social agents who engage other women in the business they conducted every day at the markets and through their practices endeavor to define the possibilities for other women in developing nations seeking poverty reduction, or working to increase literacy levels and desiring to master and apply post-literacy skills for social change.
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