Rural Women and Entrepreneurship: Value Addition in Aonla

About 50% of rural Indian women engaged in farming are classified as labors as they mostly engaged in labor intensive but unskillful works and in absence of proper training, this large chunk of human resource remains underutilized. It means that there is a huge potential for promoting value addition...

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Main Author: Khandelwal, Neeta
Other Authors: Dashora, Pragya, Jain, Simple
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: 2015
Subjects:
Women Entrepreneurship, Rural Entreprene
Grassroots Entrepreneurship
Tribal And Grassroots Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship
Eleventh Biennial Conference On Entrepre
Biennial Conference Papers
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