Women’s social entrepreneurship and livelihood innovation: an exploratory study from India

Tripathy, K. K.; Paliwal, Manisha; Singh, Avtar

doi:10.1007/s11628-022-00493-w

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“…The further result highlighted the significant effect of microentrepreneurship on sustainable livelihood development among indigenous women entrepreneurs. Women entrepreneurs use their skill sets and capabilities to create self-employment and microentrepreneurship, thus promoting sustainable livelihood in the long run (Tripathy et al , 2022; Mashapure et al , 2023). In line with the previous studies (Tabares et al , 2022; Pal et al , 2022; Pal and Gupta, 2023), the result of the present study highlighted that financial inclusion positively affects sustainable livelihood development.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Financial inclusion motivates socially and financially underprivileged women to participate in mainstream employment and safeguards them from financial hardship (Pal et al, 2022). Microcredit and microentrepreneurship have a cascading effect on women entrepreneurs' living standards (Tripathy et al, 2022;Tabares et al, 2022):…”

Section: Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Livelihoodmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The dream of achieving sustainable livelihood is a long-standing concern for developing nations (Tripathy et al, 2022;Kumar et al, 2023). Sustainable livelihood refers to sufficient and sustainable access to resources and income that fulfills daily needs such as food, clean drinking water, quality health services, educational opportunities and community participation (Frankenberger et al, 2002).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Does financial inclusion promote sustainable livelihood development? Mediating effect of microentrepreneurship

Mahato,

Jha

2023

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Purpose This study aims to investigate the impact of financial inclusion in promoting sustainable livelihood among indigenous women entrepreneurs. Moreover, the study has also examined the mediating role of microentrepreneurship between financial inclusion and sustainable livelihood. Design/methodology/approach Structure equation modeling has been used to analyze the mediating effect of microentrepreneurship between financial inclusion and sustainable livelihood development. In total, 598 samples of indigenous women across the Sundargarh and Mayurbhanj districts in Odisha are used for the statistical data analysis in the study. Findings The results showed that financial inclusion has direct and indirect effect on promoting sustainable livelihood among indigenous women. The results also highlighted that microentrepreneurship significantly mediates the relationship between financial inclusion and sustainable livelihood. Practical implications The Government of India should formulate policies on financial inclusion by reviewing the findings of this study. In addition, to increase the base of microenterprises and the achievement of sustainable livelihood in rural regions, more focus should be given toward the promotion of inclusive finance among indigenous women in India. Originality/value The present idea has not been discussed or explored earlier among the indigenous communities in the Indian context. So, the study will benefit the marginalized groups of women in promoting their livelihood sustainably.

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Does financial inclusion promote sustainable livelihood development? Mediating effect of microentrepreneurship

Mahato,

Jha

2023

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“…Women, representing the fastest-growing category of entrepreneurship, are receiving attention from scholars as important organizational members and beneficiaries (Anggadwita et al 2021 ; Gupta et al 2019 ; Hechavarría et al 2017 ; Lee and Jung 2015 ; Tripathy et al 2022 ; Yang et al 2020 ). This phenomenon provides the opportunity to review and reflect on how the field of SEship will progress.…”

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A systematic literature review of women in social entrepreneurship

Jeong

Yoo

2022

Serv Bus

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A recent increase in research on social entrepreneurship (SEship) has been characterized by more focus on gender-based topics, especially women. To address the status of women in SEship, we conduct a rigorous systematic literature review of 1142 papers on SEship and 59 articles on the sub-domain of women. Based on the findings, the article presents several suggestions for future research: (i) reinterpretation of theoretical concepts, (ii) social integration and overcoming gender discrimination, (iii) expansion of sectors and regions, and (iv) operation strategy and performance factors. This study contributes to the development of SEship by providing an overview of women in SEship.

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