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- Page 15 and 16: The Gender lexicon Gender was taken
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Table 7: Type of business by sector
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This reliance on personal sources o
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and JUDAI, 2002). The WED Study fin
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4.4.2 Why formalize? The women entr
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Table 13: Forms of business develop
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employment practices, signs of impr
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Table 16: Number of employees at st
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premises, and this factor constrain
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cent of women able to name credit a
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oth. Those who were members were po
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their time is already constrained b
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In Tanzania the research acknowledg
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Figure 12: Ingredients for a succes
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men business owners surrounding the
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and also help to diversify risks; a
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(iii) Attitudes to collateral One m
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egulations. There is no recognized
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6. Key recommendations from the Nat
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oadly similar in nature and focus,
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appropriate services that are desig
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- Are sometimes regarded as “mino
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addressed effectively with positive
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Abdulahi, Hayat (1997): “Constrai
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Economic Commission for Africa (ECA
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Hulme, D. and Mosley P. (1998): Mic
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Maliyamkono, T. L. and Bagachwa, M.
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Oyhus, A. O. (1999): “The importa
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Temu, S. S. (1997): Financing and I
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Wangwe, S.M. (1993): “Small and m
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Identify ways in which Governments,
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Elements impacting on successful mi
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1.3 The research approach The WED S
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Market access and developing BDS (a
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III. IV. Special efforts should be
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II. III. IV. Women entrepreneurs an
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110 V. As women experience particul
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Access to resources and finance (a)
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22. “Ajuste Local à Globalizaç
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59. “Facilitating Youth Entrepren