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International Conference Women in Science & Technology : Creating Sustainable Career (ICWSTCSC-2016) Editorial Board ICWSTCSC-2016 Prof. Pratapsinh K Desai Dr. Alaa Abd – El – Aziz President, ISTE President & Vice Chancellor University of Prince Edward Island, Canada Prof. Vijai Vaidya Dr. J. D. Patel, Executive Secretary, ISTE Hon. I/C Secretary, CVM Dr. K. Lal Kishore Dr. M. N. Patel Vice Chancellor, JNTU, Anantapur Vice Chancellor, Gujarat University, Gujarat Dr. K. P. Isaac Vice Chancellor, Kerala Technological Dr. B. G .Patel University Provost, CHARUSAT, Gujarat Dr. Mahesh Appa Dr. Renu Bapna Vice Chancellor, VTU, Belgaum Joint Secretary, Group IV, Higher Education Department, Govt Secretariat, Govt of Shri Rakesh Kumar Verma, IAS Rajasthan, Jaipur, India Vice Chancellor PTU, Jalandhar Dr. Jyoti Sharma Principal Scientific Officer, KIRAN & Science Prof. Prabir Bagchi for Equity Empowerment and Development Vice Chancellor (SEED) Division, Government of India, India SRM University, Tamil Nadu Lubimova Ekaterina Prof. (Dr.) G. D. Yadav Head of Institute of International Education, Vice Chancellor Ural Federal University, Russia University Dept. of Chemical Technology, Mumbai Dr. (Prof.) Kiran Saxena Head, NITTTR, Bhopal National Institute of Prof. Pradeep Kumar Technical Teachers’ Training & Research, Vice Chancellor Bhopal, India DTU, Delhi Dr. Rita Goyal Dr. Hans J Hoyer Senior Consultant (Academic), NPIU, India Secretary General, IFEES Dr. Rajul Gajjar Prof. (Dr.) rer. Nat. Norbert Gruenwald. Director, GTU Director Robert – Schmidt – Institute Principal, VGEC, Chandkheda, Ahmedabad, Hochschale Wismar Gujarat Dr. F. S. Umrigar, Prof. R. Hariharan Principal, BVM Engineering College Projects Coordinator, ISTE International Conference Women in Science & Technology : Creating Sustainable Career (ICWSTCSC-2016) THEME INDEX Women and Entrepreneurship Sr. Paper ID Title Page No. No. 1. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_011 Women entrepreneurship development, constrains and problems of women entrepreneurs in India 1 Dr. C. K. Patel , Shri P.K. Desai 2. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_013 Women entrepreneurship development in India 11 Foram L Yagnik 3. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_023 Women entrepreneurship in India-challenges & 17 prospects Ms. Shivalika Vipul Patel 4. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_030 Is entrepreneurship a gender blind (part II) 25 Jignesh N. Vidani 5. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_090 Pioneer information sources for women entrepreneurship 34 Ms Mayuri Patel , Dr. Chandrakant K. Patel 6. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_107 Women entrepreneur and challenges 44 Prof. Parvatiben K. Kachchhi 7. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_115 Investment climate and doing business report’s reforms and its impact on women entrepreneurship 51 Dr. Manisha Barad 8. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_132 Problems of women entrepreneurs engaged in food processing units 61 Dr. Veena S. Samani , Nita M. Khant 9. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_133 Women entrepreneurship in Gujarat 69 Ms. Joe Mary George , Dr. Sanjay R Ajmeri 10. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_138 The women entrepreneurs in India: A swot analysis 78 Dr. Jui Shah 11. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_140 Women entrepreneurship: change is not always a process of improvement; sometimes it's a process of 89 invention. Shital D. Bhatt, Sunayana G. Domadia 12. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_153 Women entrepreneurship: a positive change to uplift the society 96 Ms. Priyanka D. Israni, Dr. Maulika Patel 13. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_181 Women entrepreneurship: Issues that affect and get 102 affected International Conference Women in Science & Technology : Creating Sustainable Career (ICWSTCSC-2016) THEME INDEX Women and Entrepreneurship Kinjal Rathod 14. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_182 Role of women in SSIs- A look into small scale sector of Gujarat 109 Jignesh K. Barot, Dr. Vijay S. Jariwala 15. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_187 A Review On Revolutionary Changes In Women As 117 Entrepreneur In India Fenny J. Narsingani, Shweta Y. Prajapati 16. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_195 Women entrepreneurs in India 124 Prof. Pankajkumar J. Vaghela 17. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_210 Women entrepreneurship in India 130 Sneha Shukla, Tejal Tandel, Nikunj Shingala 18. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_213 Microfinance – a magical panacea for women empowerment 136 Daiya Ajaykumar A, Daiya Vishwa A 19. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_225 Women for sustainable engineering: In engineering education and entrepreneurship in Canada and India 141 Amy Hsiao 20. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_241 Plant tissue culture: A entrepreneurial opportunities for women in horticulture 147 Dr. Vimlesh K Patel, Miss. Swati Ganvit , Dr. Vaishali B. Patel 21. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_257 Women entrepreneurship- opportunities and challenges 153 Dr. Namita S.Sathe, Dr. kalaplata Dimri Mrs. Krupali.H.Shah, Ms komal Jani 22. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_295 Women entrepreneurship in India: present status, challenges, and recommendations 159 Sarita R. Visavalia, Narendra C. Chauhan 23. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_306 Concerns for ”women entrepreneurs, the jill of all 166 trades” Amruta Varu, Kinjal Patel 24. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_312 Woman entrepreneurship in India: opportunities and challenges 173 Dr. Manisha Bhatt, Jayshree Mandaviya 25. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_321 Women and Entrepreneurship 178 Prof. Vandana Pandya, Prof. Renisha Mistry International Conference Women in Science & Technology : Creating Sustainable Career (ICWSTCSC-2016) THEME INDEX Women and Entrepreneurship 26. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_340 Women empowerment as an entrepreneur through the use of tattoo motifs in designing a dress 185 Dr. Maneesha Thakur, Dr. Neelam Agarwal 27. ICWSTCSC2016_Paper_359 Role of women entrepreneurship in rural 192 development Rameshbhai M. Chauhan WOMEN ENTERPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRAINS & PROBLEMS OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN INDIA Dr. C. K. Patel*, Shri P.K. Desai† *†Shri S.G.Patel Arts & Commerce College,Nizar-Tapi, Gujarat-India Abstract The entrepreneur is one of the important segments of economic growth. Entrepreneurial development is recognized as the most essential and important tool for economic development and human welfare. “Entrepreneur is a person who discovers new idea and business opportunities, brings together funds to establish a business, organizes and manages its operations in order to provide economic goods and services, for the public. Entrepreneurs have strong convictions, self-motivations, the will to grow and prosper tremendously and also the courage to go bankrupt if they fail in their venture. Women Entrepreneur may be defined as a woman or group of woman who initiate, organize and run business enterprise. Ambitious, Enthusiastic, hard work, patience, motivator, skillful, adventurous, conscious, educated intelligent etc. are qualities of woman Entrepreneur. Women must be the part of the economic development because it will ensure the economic and social development of the women along with providing more human resources to strengthen economy of the country. The economic status of women is now accepted as an indication of society’s stage of development. Woman gain recognition, importance and secure status, build her confidence and economic independence due to entrepreneurship. Women gain better freedom and develop their ability to run business. When women move forward, the family moves, the village moves and the nation moves, but our past women were in 3 ks: kitchen, kids and knitting. Government should start special entrepreneurship programme and adequate infrastructure support, procedure of getting finance should be simplify, linkages between product, services and sales centers for women. We can say that women comprise around half of the human population. But Indian society is still male – dominated and women are not treated as equal partner, either inside or outsides the four walls of the house. But now days situation are change, govt. take various initiatives to promote women entrepreneur. Keyword Woman Entrepreneur, Economic Development, Decision Making, Entrepreneurial Development ___________________________________________________________________________ Introduction The words entrepreneur, entrepreneur and entrepreneurship acquired special significance in the context of economic growth in a rapidly changing socio-economic and socio-cultural climates. The entrepreneur is one of the important segments of economic growth. His role in economic development varies from economy to economy, Indian Journal of Technical Education (IJTE) | Special Issue for ICWSTCSC-2016 1 | Page country to country, depending upon its material resources, industrial climate and more importantly, the responsiveness of the political system to the growth of entrepreneurs. Basically, he is a person who is responsible for setting up a business or an enterprise. In fact, he is one who has the initiatives, skill for innovation and who looks for high achievement. Entrepreneurship, the de fact barometer of overall economic, social and industrial growth has brought revolutionary changes in the society. It has facilitated large scale production and distribution. It has widened the area and scope of the marketing of goods and services. It is a creative and innovative response to the environment. Entrepreneurial development is recognized as the most essential and important tool for economic development and human welfare. Background Today, entrepreneurial development has gaining increasing significance in developing economy also. Entrepreneurial development along with management has come to be recognized globally as the key to rapid and suitable economic development as well as the welfare and progress of mankind. Entrepreneurship is a core sector, which can be developed in a great way. With various
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