Barriers faced by women in commerce
The percentage of women in software development is only higher if their experience and. 34.0. If we look at the differences in years since learning to code by gender, we see that. Women-owned businesses are still in the minority and barriers remain. faced by women who have embraced entrepreneurship. enormous and often very different from what they experience. male. The GPC leads a holistic approach, addressing economic security, health, education and gender-based violence, with a sharp focus on the challenges women and girls face. Our collaboration with the GPC focuses on the potential that lies at the intersection of technological applications and safe, equitable access to them for women. This study aims to explore the challenges, prospects and barriers faced by young Pakistani graduate women. entrepreneurs. The article is qualitative and the scientists have used the case study research method. Surveys show that - of the informal traders are women. Women traders face gender-related barriers at the borders that affect the potential for inclusive growth. It has also been found that cross-border trade is the only source of income for the majority of these women. Therefore, this research article aims to achieve sustainable economic empowerment of 20th century social movements by examining the role of women. highlight women's agency, resilience and impact in advocating for equality and social change. The women leaders I interviewed reported that self-advocacy was a crucial skill they developed that led them to their current leadership positions. 9. Poor communication. Some of those interviewed indicated that they do not see specific gender issues as a challenge for emerging women leaders. The aim of the research is to find out what challenges women experience in reaching leadership positions. At a global level, 33 of women maintain this, according to the Global Gender Gap Report 2022. Gender gaps create barriers to effective sustainable development and livelihoods by restricting or restricting women's access to resources and decision-making opportunities. In some cases, violence against women can be used as a means to control resources and opportunities, reinforcing power imbalances and gender inequality.