Ethiraj College For Women Department of Mba (2020-2022)
Ethiraj College For Women Department of Mba (2020-2022)
DEPARTMENT OF MBA
(2020-2022)
The main purpose of this report is to describe an overview of women employment and
empowerment. This report consists of the review of the Financial Inclusion Barriers and
Women Empowerment in India. The report reveals that women of India are relatively
empowered socially by the government initiated schemes. This article shows that Women
empowerment leads to social change and a broader fight against global poverty.
The second report consist of the book review of WOMEN EDUCATION AND
EMPOWERMENT IN INDIA BY DR.TAZYN RAHMAN. It comprises the various ways
through which women can be empowered like digitalization, education and sports. It also
consists about the role of ICT, self Help groups, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, cooperatives etc in
empowering women and it also highlight the participation of women in politics.
The third report is based on the 3 days national online webinar on WOMEN
EMPOWERMENT THROUGH WOMEN ENTRENEURSHIP. Different speakers
lectured about the importance of women entrepreneurship which was conducted by GSSJC
Center for women empowerment cell.
INDEX
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1 Introduction
2 SHGs role towards Women Empowerment
5 Conclusion
6 Learning Outcome
7 Plagiarism report
OBJECTIVE:
The main purpose of this report is to describe an overview of women employment and
empowerment. This report consists of the review of the Financial Inclusion Barriers and
Women Empowerment in India.
These are some of the objectives of the report:
1. Introduction
However, lack of good education among women is enabling low technical knowledge
and business among them which acts as barriers towards the growth of women in the society
to take up any critical activities. Financial literacy ensures women to act smart by
understanding the basics of banking, planning savings and understanding the allocation of
assets. This helps women to choose the best as per her requirements and empower them to
utilise their rights. Illiteracy with ignorance is a hindrance towards growth.
For the society’s growth, women in the society should be given equal economic
chances. India is still a developing nation and the society of India is still traditional where
women are not considered to be in equal status along with men. However, financial inclusion
will ensure access to financial services at an accessible rate to the lessly accessible sections of
the society. Financial liberty encourages a woman towards growth which will lead the society
towards growth. In India all kinds of financial decisions were taken generally by men of the
family. Despite the women’s participation in all the activities, the majority of the financial
decisions are taken by men in a family. With education, Indian women have started to earn
more and moved to become financially stable.
5. Conclusion
Reference
● https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341729626_FINANCIAL_INCLUSION_
● WOMEN_EMPOWERMENT_AND_ENTREPRENEURSHIP_A_SPECIAL_EMPH
ASIS_TO_INDIA