مجلة الأصيل للبحوث الاقتصادية والإدارية
Auteurs : Beghni Souleyman . Gourari Meriyam .
Abstract: This research offers critical insights for policymakers, stakeholders, and academics on creating an environment that supports the growth of women entrepreneurs in developing economies. The study explores women's entrepreneurship in these regions, aiming to understand and evaluate the essential supportive ecosystems needed for their success. Using a descriptive-analytical method and analyzing the experiences of nine women entrepreneurs, the results highlight the importance of a supportive environment, which includes family encouragement, societal behavioral changes to break stereotypes, government policies promoting women's participation in entrepreneurial activities and ensuring their sustainability, the digital technology landscape, and NGOs that champion women's entrepreneurship. The study recommends educating families, shaping social behaviors, advocating for sensible government policies, engaging NGOs, and empowering women through digital technology.
Women's entrepreneurship ; ecosystems ; social behavior ; government policies ; Developing Economies