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Women Entrepreneurs
Women Entrepreneurs- Definition Profile of a typical women entrepreneur Personality differences between Men & Women Male vs. Female Entrepreneurs A Comparison Professional Women: Problems & Perceptions Barriers to Women Entrepreneurs How can the problem be overcome? Schemes for Women Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurship Management
Women Constitute not only half of the Worlds population but also sway the growth of the remaining half
They produce half of the worlds food supply They account for 60% of the work force Own less than 1% of the real estate
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management
We need to understand
Whether women can contribute significantly towards the national economy Do they have equal potential? If so, why are there fewer women entrepreneurs today? What are their difficulties? How can we address them?
Entrepreneurship Management
In a patriarchal society like that of India, the exploitation and subjugation of women is commonplace
Women are equally achievement oriented, aggressive, independent, risk takers, self confident, hard working etc as their male counterparts
Entrepreneurship Management
It is a known fact that personal characteristics as well as social aspects clearly play some role in developing entrepreneurship but entrepreneurs can also be developed through conscious action
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management
Household /Family
Men decide about expenses
Business
Less income= less property= no security= no loan Lack of management know-how
Community/ Government
In some countries, signature of husband required for loan Women discriminated in terms of access to economic resources
Financial
Economical
SocioCultural
Limited mobility problems with the marketing, transportation & selling of goods
Entrepreneurship Management
Community/ Government
Psychological Philosophical
State views men as the ones who publicly represent the family
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management
Empowerment is not only an external process, but a process that has to bring about intrinsic changes in women as well as in men When women get organized and raise their consciousness about their disempowerment and use their critical understanding to organize themselves and struggle for greater access to resources, there are very few problems they could face
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management
Assistance percent is 10% to 15% of total fixed capital, 22.5% for backward classes
Repayment period- 7 years
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management
DIC scheme
Encouragement to start women entrepreneurship in areas with population of less than Rs. 1 Lakh Investment in machinery up to Rs.2 Lakh is allowed 20% of this investment is granted as seed capital For backward classes, the seed capital is up to 30% The interest rate is 4% Remaining capital needs to be financed by banks/financial institutions
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management
Entrepreneurship Management