Gender, Business and Enterprise
Caroline Sweetman, Ruth Pearson
Series: Working in Gender & Development
Published: 2018
Pages: 170
eBook: 9781780447162
Paperback: 9781788530071
Hardback: 9781788530064
2. Women producers and the benefits of collective forms of enterprise
3. Shampoo, saris and SIM cards: seeking entrepreneurial features at the bottom of the pyramid
4. Workers’ rights and corporate accountability – the move towards practical, worker driven change for sportswear workers in
Indonesia
5. Women’s entrepreneurship development initiatives in Lebanon: micro achievements and macro-gaps
6. The Markets for Afghan Artisans approach to women’s economic empowerment
7. ‘Show the world to women and they can do it’: Southern Fair Trade Enterprises as agents of empowerment
8. Fair Trade and organic certification in value chains: lessons from a gender analysis from coffee exporting in Uganda
9. Beyond participation: making enterprise development really work for women
10. Expanding women’s role in Africa’s modern off-grid lighting market: enhancing profitability and improving lives
11. Resources
'This collection of articles illustrates the critical role of enterprise and the complex nature of enterprise ecosystems in achieving women's economic and social empowerment. For development practitioners working with women-owned micro-businesses or large multi-national corporations that employ women in large numbers, the challenges, opportunities, risks and rewards cannot be underestimated, and are captured here in a set of interesting case studies.'
Linda Jones , MEDA
Caroline Sweetman is Editor of the international journal Gender & Development and works for Oxfam GB.
Ruth Pearson Ruth Pearson is Professor of International Development at the University of Leeds and is researching gender and work in the global economy. She is the author of several books and many articles.
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