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    Profile of Women

    Entrepreneurs
    Made By :- Shreya Kikaganeshwala
    Course:- BBA-LLB (2017-22)
    Subject:- Entrepreneurship
    Introduction
    • Women entrepreneurship refers to business or organization started
    by a women or group of women.
    • Development of entrepreneurship culture and qualitative business
    development services are the major requirements for industrial
    growth.
    • The world’s modern democratic economy depends on the
    participation of both sexes.
    Concept
    • Women entrepreneurship is the process where women organise all the
    factors of production, undertake risks, and provide employment to others.
    • The definition of women entrepreneurship has never been differentiated on
    the basis of sex and hence could be extended to women entrepreneurs
    without any restrictions.
    Evolution
    • Women’s contributions vary according to the structure, needs, customs and attitudes of
    society.
    • The prevailing ‘house hold strategy’ catalyses the devaluation of women’s productive
    activities as secondary and subordinate to men’s work.
    • 14th century, in England and France, women were frequently accepted on a par 4 with men
    as carpenters, saddlers, barbers, tailors and spurriers.
    • As a result ofthe economic crisis of the 1980s and the commercialisation and modernisation
    of the economy, women lost employment in agriculture and industries. This pushed women
    in urban areas to find out a suitable solution for generating income, which resulted in the
    emergence of self-employment, largely in micro- businesses in the informal sector.
    Women Entrepreneurship in India
    • In spite of the family opposition, many women have proved themselves
    independent and successful entrepreneurs.
    • The emergence of women entrepreneurs and women-owned firms and their
    significant contributions to the economy are visible in India and these
    businesses are ready for continued growth in the future.
    • The Female work Participation Rate was 2001 25.7 per cent in 2010.
    In the country like India where some of the Indian women are
    much neglected, there are some who have soared higher
    Naina Lal Kidwai, was the first Indian woman to graduate from Harvard Business School. Fortune
    magazine listed Kidwai among the worlds top 50 Corporate Women from 2000 to 2003. According to the
    Economic times, she is the first woman to head the operations of a foreign bank in India. ( HSBC)
    Evolution of Women Entrepreneurship in
    India
    • ancient industries of India, family was the unit of production where women played an
    important role in the production process.
    • Even in Mohenjo-daro and Harappa culture, women shared a responsible position with men
    and helped in spinning and clay modelling and other simple arts and crafts.
    • Since 1970 systematic efforts have been made by the Government to promote self
    employment among women. Women entrepreneurship in India became popular in the late
    1970s and now more and more women are emerging as entrepreneurs in all kinds of
    economic activities.
    • It was only from Fifth Five Year Plan (1974-78) onwards that women’s development was
    recognised as an identified sector.
    Facts and Data
    • Interesting stats of Women entrepreneurship in India
    • About 58% female entrepreneurs in India started their own in the ages of 20-30
    • Nearly 73% of all women entrepreneurs reports revenue of Rs 10 Lakh in one
    financial year
    • Almost 57% of women started their business alone
    • About 35% of women had a co-founder
    • Roughly 71% of female entrepreneurs employ 5 or less people.
    Video
    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL0OZLQxMPE&list=PLfMWlg0LFC
    -d8hRHETgppuFOCy8KtLQ9y&index=69&t=11s

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