Women Entrepreneurship in National Park: Challenges, Motivations, and Growth Potential with special reference to Manas National Park, India.
Authors:
- Gaurav DasGDGaurav Das
- Archana BordeABArchana Borde
- Deepankar SharmaDSDeepankar Sharma
- Uzma RukhsarURUzma Rukhsar
- Yaisna RajkumariYRYaisna Rajkumari
- Syed MohdSMSyed Mohd
- Jamal MahmoodJMJamal Mahmood
- Gauri Singh BhadauriaGBGauri Singh Bhadauria
Open Access
- 1 January 2025
- journal article
- Published by Science Research Society
- Vol. 15 (1) , 1494-1504
Abstract
Women Entrepreneurs are one of the major contributors to revenue generation in India. Being one of the major contributors of revenue generation it has been seen in many places that women's entrepreneurship is still in a developing phase and needs attention for growth. The area which needs tremendous attention is rural women entrepreneurship in Manas National Park. Manas National Park one of the important destinations for wildlife tourists is at large in need of entrepreneurs to cater to the need of the services necessary for the tourists. Despite having so much business potential, it has been seen very few Women Entrepreneurs are operating in those areas. This study has been divided into two parts one-part concentrates on the women entrepreneurs in that region and their problems in setting up and running any enterprise, another part is divided on women who are interested to start an enterprise and the factors which motivate them in taking up Entrepreneurship.Keywords
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