Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Entrepreneurship
By
Group No 4
Group Members
• Ms. Wilma
• Ms. Vanishri
• Ms. Zenely
• Ms. Yashaswitha
Topics
• Meaning of RE
• Need for RE
• Self Help Groups
• Problems of RE
• How to develop RE
• Meaning of WE
• Functions of WE
• Problems of WE
• Growth and recent trends in WE
• How to develop women entrepreneurs
Rural Entrepreneurship & Self
Help Groups
By
Wilma
Introduction
• 75% of the Indian population is living in
rural areas
• Rural-urban dichotomy reveals wide
disparities
• Agriculture has a tendency to develop at a
lower pace than industry
• Industry leads to higher level of output
than agriculture
Meaning
• Rural entrepreneurship
• Planning
- Plan to get financial supports from
Government, Bank and NGO
- Development programmes
SKDRDP (Sri Kshethra
Dharmasthala Rural
Development Project)
• Established by Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade
by,
VANISHRI. P
Problems of rural entrepreneurship
By…
vanishri.
INTRODUCTION
Quality Consciousness
Brand Loyalty
Fashion Consciousness
Urban Orientation
NEED OF GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT
The government has critical role in creating system and regulatory
framework for meaningful engagement by the Bottom of the
Pyramid Entrepreneurs in the Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP)
markets.
Education and healthcare.
Public sector banks in India government has provided banking
services in remote rural areas also, Rural Credit institutions such
as National bank for agriculture and rural development,
Commercial banks, State cooperative banks, State cooperative
agriculture and rural development banks.
SHG.
Government has to identify various rural technologies which can
be applied and installed with small investment and minimum
infrastructure that are available in rural areas.
Goals of sustainable economic development and generation of additional
employment opportunities by way of promoting entrepreneurship and
setting up of small rural industries.
Providing training, sourcing of appropriate technology, micro-finance and
marketing.
This will not only be a complete hand-holding support system, but also a
self-sustaining system for poverty alleviation through rural empowerment.
Need of technological skills.
This will gainfully employ the unemployed unskilled, semi-skilled or
skilled youth.
Type of credit for investment
By
Ms.Yashaswitha
Reg.No 0816119
Growth of Women
Entrepreneurship
Women Men
• Literacy rate • Literacy rate
(55%) (77%)
• Work • Work
participation(28 participation(52
%) %)
• Women account for only
5.2% of the total self
employed persons in the
country.
• In India, Kerala is a state with
highest literacy (including
women literacy)
• Number of Women’s industrial
units in Kerala was 385 in 1981
and 782 in 1984
It was mainly due to
• proper education
• Financial, marketing and training
assistance by state government
• Desire for social recognition
One more state is Maharashtra
Recent trends in Women
Entrepreneurship