Eliminating Gender Disparities in Business Performance in Africa: Supporting Women-Owned Firms
submitted about 7 years ago by taya
submitted about 7 years ago by taya
- A new World Bank analysis shows that women-owned businesses in Sub-Saharan Africa perform worse than businesses owned by men due to gender-specific limitations like social norms and unequal legal frameworks.
- The report suggests that supporting women entrepreneurs with access to capital, developing the right skillsets, and ensuring social norms do not limit growth can help improve the performance of women-owned businesses in Africa.
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