Problems faced by Transgender Entrepreneurs
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This document discusses issues faced by transgender entrepreneurs in India. It provides an overview of problems transgender people face socially and economically in Indian society. It then discusses 7 notable transgender entrepreneurs in India. The document outlines various problems transgender entrepreneurs face, including social, economic, marketing, bureaucratic, financial, knowledge, and entrepreneurial challenges. It also discusses institutions and funding agencies available to support transgender entrepreneurs.
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- 8. NOTABLE TRANSGENDER ENTREPRENEURS Transgenders empowering few activities can hold up to creativity, motivation to work, and increase their confidence in the public has fostered them to become Entrepreneurs. Few TG Entrepreneurs to name: 1. KALKI SUBRAMANIUM 2. SWETHA 3. PRIYA BABU 4. POONGUZHALI 5. PADMINI PRAKASH 6. LAKSHMI in Pic 7. PONNI (Dance Classes) 8. BHARATHI KANNAMMA (Tailoring Business)
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- 11. Human Rights Violation Dancing Street Begging Prostitution
- 12. False Allegations Drug Abuse Live in Slums
- 13. SOCIAL PROBLEMS Shunned by family and members Social Outcast Caste Factor Cultural Moral Value Education Drop out Ratio Depression Suicidal attempts Unable to do SRS (Sex Reassignment Surgery) Alcoholic Influence Hormone Pill Addiction PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
- 14. MARKETING PROBLEMS Lack of awareness about the market conditions Lack of Man power availability Limited promotional variability Types of marketing strategies adopted Inconsistence in quality and brand competence Cut throat Competitions (a) Among Transgenders (b) Among the Public
- 15. ENTREPRENEURIAL PROBLEMS Fear of initiativeness Proximity to Market Regularity of Suppliers and marketing intermediaries Lack of infrastructural amenities Problems of storage and warehousing Insufficient systematic planning , managerial skills Lack of risk orientation Lack of analytical skill Geographical Coverage Deficit Training
- 16. FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS • Lack of Working Capital Financing • Delayed sanction of loans • High rate of interest • Meager aid from government agencies • Procedural stagnation of financial institutions GENDER & OTHER ISSUES Hygiene Factor Autonomy and Power Independent Decision making Free from clutches of Jamaath System Alliances and Networking
- 17. KNOWLEDGE PROBLEMS Lack of idea on investment patterns Lack of saving habits Lack of idea on innovation and modernization Lack of idea on government assistance Lack of idea on insurance policy techniques Lack of idea on banking schemes BUREAUCRATIC PROBLEMS Electoral rights denied Availing of credentials like Ration Card, DL, Voter Id, Adhaar Card Land Allocation
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