Community Support and Collaboration in Women’s Social Cooperative Krusha E Madhe

Abstract

This research aims to determine the role of women in the development of rural areas through agriculture and the integration of women into society in Kosovo. An observational, quantitative, cross-sectional case study was conducted for this purpose. Primary data was collected from the employees of the agriculture cooperative “Krusha e Madhe” in Kosovo through a questionnaire survey, interviews, and observations. The social cooperative under study is a good example of how bringing disadvantaged women together can help improve economic life and the psychological trauma caused by war. The results prove that there is indeed a significant increase in community life, cooperation, trust, quality of life, and communication in the community since establishing social cooperative.

Factors affecting entrepreneurial intention and entrepreneurial attitudes among rural Tunisian women

“…Female entrepreneurship to date represents an important engine of economic growth for developing countries as it has a leading role in generating productive work, achieving gender equality and reducing poverty (GEM, 2012). Women entrepreneurs around the world are making a difference (Durmishi et al, 2023). They contribute numerous ideas and a great deal of energy and capital resources to their communities, generate jobs, and create additional work for suppliers and other spin-off business linkages (Farkas, 2021).…”