African Female Entrepreneurship by Amanobea Boateng

Author:Amanobea Boateng
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Cham

Markets:

Although the discussion on markets in female entrepreneurship research is not as complex as it is in the broader African literature, many studies look at the informality of women’s businesses and the nature of operations in those markets . Research with a similar focus has been done on entrepreneurship in rural, urban and different country-specific contexts .

Education and Skills:

Women’s sociocultural contexts have resulted in many women being deprived of the same access to education as men. This is seen as one of the reasons why the majority of women’s businesses are in the informal sector , are smaller than men’s businesses, and employ fewer people. A lot of the existing literature therefore looks at these underlying causes and explores business skills and capacity building for women as a way of improving their entrepreneurial performance.

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