[PDF] Top 20 Challenges of female entrepreneurship in Nigeria

... 1. Poor access to market, information, technology and finance: - most women do not have access to computers and Internet facilities. Others do not know how to operate computers. Most women interviewed do not have time to ... See full document

... The study examined the relationship between credit and savings on performance of female entrepreneurship in Nigeria with special reference to FCT. The study revealed that both credit and savings as ... See full document

... entrepreneurial challenges are typical of every emerging economy but vary in certain cases as reported in Figure ...Some challenges were very minimal in Nigeria but quite significant in South Africa ... See full document

... the female architect finds herself in a disadvantaged position as several theories on occupational Abstract: This paper aims at examining the incidence of job insecurity among women in Nigerian ...that ... See full document

... which entrepreneurship in Nigeria has been developed so far, and outlines the initiative by government and also the main current and future challenges and perspectives for the development of ...that ... See full document

... of Nigeria (FGN) have adopted monetary, fiscal, industrial and developmental policy measures at the macro level to facilitate and support entrepreneurial activities and at the same time specific financing ... See full document

... the challenges of the 21 st century, the Nigerian universities have to change their present mandate from being mere academics and some sort of research and extension, to developing a more viable strategy for ... See full document

... about entrepreneurship is mostly about motives, characteristics, behaviours, and activities of men and their businesses because, prior to 1980 the majority of entrepreneurial businesses were started by men (Brush ... See full document

... 2011). Entrepreneurship is becoming an increasingly important source of employment for women across ...(female) entrepreneurship is a rapidly growing phenomenon in many developing countries (Parvin ... See full document

... on female entrepreneurship in the global ...women entrepreneurship is seen to attract considerable amount of attention as a subject of academic debate in its own ...that female entrepreneurs ... See full document

... welfare challenges. This is in agreement with Central Bank of Nigeria (1991) which view poverty as a state where an individual is not able to cater adequately for his or her basic needs of food, clothing ... See full document

... numerous challenges faced by ethnic minorities and women (Heilman and Chen, 2003) ...minority entrepreneurship is distinguished through culture and ...minority female entrepreneurship (Clark ... See full document

... political challenges that are crucial to long term progress and ...In Nigeria, for example, youths are seen as “vital sources of manpower for development” (Olujide, ...in Nigeria in 2006 census ... See full document

... the challenges and good governance in Nigeria, it is obvious that the effects of corruption in Nigeria are not doubt detrimental to societal welfare and development, same applies everywhere in the ... See full document

... of female academic entrepreneurship in STEM subjects is that of female entrepreneurship in ...general. Female entrepreneurship as a discrete research area has expanded ... See full document

... youth entrepreneurship in the South East Nigeria through ...youth entrepreneurship, discuss the importance of co-operatives as a promotional tool youth entrepreneurship and determine the ... See full document

... equal recognition and equal status. She further says that, empowerment of women is, therefore, the process of controlling power and strengthening of their vitality. She says that, even though rural women constitute 75 ... See full document

... Out of total 940.98 million people in India, in the 1990s, females comprise 437.10 million representing 46.5 percent of the total population. There are 126.48 million women workforce but as per the 1991 census, only 1, ... See full document

... Somalia has been engulfed in a civil war for over a decade. “The impact of state failure on human development in Somalia has been profound, resulting in the collapse of central state institutions, the destruction of ... See full document

... and cities where they had migrated. This can be made possible only when young people consider rural areas as places of opportunities. Despite all the inadequacies and in competencies in rural areas one should assess ... See full document