This document discusses women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh. It provides statistics showing that women are entering entrepreneurship for reasons such as additional income and independence. The most common types of businesses started by women include handicrafts, beauty parlors, boutiques, and clothing businesses. However, women entrepreneurs face challenges such as lack of access to financing, competition from men, and lack of skills. To address these issues, the document recommends providing women entrepreneurs with more education, training, family support, access to financial resources, and assistance from support organizations in Bangladesh.

1. WE ARE KNOWN FOR OUR
RESILIENCE
AGAINST ADVERSITY

2. HOWEVER, THIS ADVERSITY
SEEMS
NEVER-ENDING

3. IT’S THE KIND OF
ADVERSITY THAT TELLS
US WE WILL NEVER
BE BETTER

4. EVEN IN THE MIDDLE OF
SUCH NEGATIVE, WE ARE
ACHIEVING
SUCCESS

5. JUST LIKE OUR TIGERS, A GROUP OF TELENTED INDIVIDUALS ARE
IN THE PROCESS OF TRANSFORMING
OUR COUNTRY.

6. BANGLADESH Growing Fast
Growing Strong
THIS IS THEIR STORY
START!
WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN BANGLADESH

7. MD. Muwas Mia
ID: 151-11-432

8. WHO IS ENTREPRENEUR?
BUSINESS PERSON
ENTREPRENEUR
BDT 50
BDT 50
BDT 55
BDT 90

9. REASONS BECOME
WOMEN
ENTREPRENEURS
• Innovative Thinking
• Additional Income
• Own Decision
• Qualification
• Take New Challenge
• Support The Family

10. TYPE OF BUSINESS BY WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR
HANDICRAFTS
13%
PARLOR
12%
BOUTIQUE
6%
CLOTH BUSINESS
6%STATIONARY
19%
AGRO BASED
16%
OTHERS
28%

11. WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS In Bangladesh
0.039 0.037
0.02 0.022
0.015 0.014
0.004
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
AT LEAST ONE FEMALE OWNER BY DISTRICT
DINAJPUR COX'S BAZAR DHAKA BOGRA
RAJSHAHI FARIDPUR KHULNA

12. SAHAHREEN IVITA
ID: 151-11-4411

13. SOURCE OF FUND OF TAILOR BUSINESS
EQUITY
56%
LOAN
24%
FAMILY & FRIENDS
20%
DEBT EQUITY
EQUITY
LOAN
FAMILY & FRIENDS

14. UTILIZATION OF FUND
Rent Salary
Electricity
Bill
Materials Storage
Loan
Payment
Insurance Others
Series1 25% 15% 9% 30% 6% 10% 3% 2%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%

15. CHALLENGE OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR
• Non Availability Of Finance
• Competition From Male Entrepreneur
• Lack Of Knowledge
• Lack Of Managerial Skills
• New Product

16. HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM
• Education And Awareness
• Training Facility
• Family Support
• Adequate Financial Facilities
• Ensure Women’s Easy Access To Markets

17. SUPPORT SERVICES FOR WOMEN ENTREPRENEUR
DEVELOPMENT
• Bangladesh Small And Cottage Industries Corporation
• Bangladesh Bank
• Financial Institution/ Commercial Bank
• Bangladesh Management Development Institute
• Development Of Youth Development
• Bangladesh Manpower Training Bureau

18. THANK YOU
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