Shgs And Ngos Activities In The Women Entrepreneurship Development

Abstract

SHGs made a substantial contribution to the development of women's entrepreneurship by helping women improve their skills and providing them with opportunities to participate in a variety of activities that were entrepreneurial in nature. SHG encourage and support the development of an entrepreneurial mindset in their member women. It is essential to use an integrated approach in order to turn the movement of women becoming business owners into a successful one. They perform a catalytic function in mobilizing the human resources to establish an acceptable entrepreneurial environment and producing new prospects. As a result of this contribution to the expansion of the microenterprise sector, numerous state and central governments have begun looking for the assistance of SHGs in an effort to speed up the process of economic development. SHGs are playing an increasingly important part in the process of developing women entrepreneurs, which is gaining prominence in today's society. In this context, both the government and SHGs play an important role and both types of organisations provide support to female business owners. In light of this, an effort is being made to investigate the activities of SHGs in the hopes of fostering a more robust entrepreneurial scene in the Kozhikode District of Kerala. Data were collected from 145 individuals who participated as responders within the scope of the study.