Business, Management and Accounting
2 years ago

Limited access to finance hinders women entrepreneurs in Uganda's Kigezi region.

Journal of the International Council for Small Business
Access to finance and women entrepreneurship development in the Kigezi subregion, Uganda
Marus Eton, Dianah Nkamusiima

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Women entrepreneurs in the Kigezi subregion of Uganda face challenges in accessing finance for their businesses. Despite financial support, success is not guaranteed. The study found that women struggle to access affordable and sufficient financial services. To improve women's entrepreneurship, more funding, better policies, and entrepreneurship training are recommended.