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This study seeks to identify socio-economic and cultural
problems women entrepreneurs (WEs) face in start up or
continuing the business. A careful review of literature
regarding frameworks and model on WEs in Sindh and
Pakistan was made. Review suggests there is an acute
shortage of the research evidence on the subject.
Consequently, this study embarked upon contributing
empirical evidence gathered form Karachi, Hyderabad
and Larkana cities of Sindh province in Pakistan.
Twenty eight in-depth interviews were conducted direct
observation also made. This study empirically
investigated multiple effects of socio-cultural, familial
financial, managerial and governmental influences
which cause or ease problems and opportunities for
women entrepreneurs. The findings reveal female
entrepreneurs experience hard times in start up and
maintaining business in male dominated society.
However, urbanised women seemed more educated and
belong to well-off families who support them. As a result
they get their problems shared with family and friends
and grow bit faster. In the last section, we discussed
policy implications.
Ashique Ali Jathial, Najia Asrar Zaidi, Ghulam Ali Jariko, Aftab Huuasin Rajar. (2012) Women Entrepreneurship In Sindh: Developing A Conceptual Framework From Empirical Evidence, The Women - Annual Research Journal of Gender Studies, Volume-04, Issue-1.
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