Building Sustainable Rural Women Entrepreneurs in Assam and West Bengal
The report “Building Sustainable Rural Women Entrepreneurs in Assam and West Bengal” examines women’s roles in six key value chains across eight districts, highlighting challenges and opportunities. It identifies relevant policies, maps participation through SHGs and FPOs, and explores ICT-driven strategies for sustainable growth.
The Big Bets Collaborative- What Rural Women Entrepreneurs Want
Research by Start Up! highlights the need to strengthen five key forms of capital—personhood, knowledge, financial, social, and recognition—for Rural Women Entrepreneurs (RWEs). This includes gender-transformative training, dignified infrastructure, and accessible, context-based business education.
State of the Nation: Rural Women Entrepreneurship in India
This report explores the landscape of rural women entrepreneurship in India, highlighting challenges, opportunities, and systemic barriers. It offers data-driven insights and recommendations to foster inclusive economic participation for women in rural areas.
igital Skills Enhancement of Nano, Micro, and Small Enterprises
Digital Empowerment Foundation’s initiatives empowering over 1 million rural women through digital literacy, enterprise development, and sector-specific support. It highlights flagship programs like SoochnaPreneur, Digital Didi, and Project Revive that foster sustainable livelihoods and digital inclusion.
Successful Women Entrepreneurs from Rural Areas of Assam
This report highlights the inspiring journeys of successful women micro-entrepreneurs from rural Assam. It showcases their challenges, resilience, and achievements in building sustainable livelihoods.
An Exploratory Study of Adoption and Usage of Technology by Rural Women for Entrepreneurship and Empowerment
This study delves into the interplay of socio-economic, political, and cultural factors shaping the digital landscape for women and girls in rural India. This study unveils the multifaceted dynamics that influence their access to and utilisation of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).
