TO ANALYSIS THE PROBLEMS OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS OF SMES IN TELANGANA REGION
Keywords:
Women, Entrepreneurship, ProblemsAbstract
The present paper empirically investigates women entrepreneurs’ problems and prospects of entrepreneurship among founders of new SMEs, using representative respondents of 100 women entrepreneurs in Ranga Reddy District, Telangana state. The study findings revealed some financial, technological, social and marketing problems of the women entrepreneurs. The study concludes that women entrepreneurs are the vital role in the economic development of the nation. The women entrepreneurs play the role by converting developing country into a well established development nation. The women entrepreneurs are key players in reducing the poverty in the country. So they need to take up entrepreneurship for their livelihood with proper guidance, training as well finance. The government has to ensure the women entrepreneurship with full fledged sources of finance and proper training for their sustainability in the business.
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