Indian Journal of Society and Politics

Vijay Kumar Singh ¹

Affiliations
1 Deptt.of Economics, TD PG College Jaunpur, U.P., IN

Abstract

Entrepreneurship is emerging as an important avenue in gaining economic independence for women. In last two decades (in post-liberalisation era), the economic reforms coupled with loosening of social restrictions has further provided an impetus to women to become entrepreneurs. According to the current trends most of the emerging women entrepreneurs are in small and micro enterprises. A cursory look at their situation highlights a number of major challenges faced by them. These challenges can be broadly classified as: lack of awareness, lack of information, difficulty in accessibility of finance, lack of easy access of entrepreneurial training and post training support, lack of market and network support, lack of self-confidence and managerial skills etc.

Keywords

NGO, Women, Enterpreneurship, India.

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