Characteristics of Present Women-Owned Family Businesses in Vietnam: Present Condition and Policy Ideas

Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this essay is to study the business model and nature of women-owned firms in Vietnam today.
 
 Methodology:This article explores the characteristics of women-owned household businesses using secondary documentary data. The paper is based on a feminist approach to the Cedaw convention, to which Vietnam is a party. Equality rights, including gender equality, are entitled to access and assess the business activity of Vietnamese firms owned by women and legal representatives.
 
 Results: The essay discusses the current condition, possibilities, and challenges for female entrepreneurs in Vietnam. Feminist advances have not been able to close the stigma and reservations about women's mastery in society, especially business.
 
 Meaning/Value: The article claims that women's social position is improving, that they are truly emancipated, and that their work potential is being promoted. In addition to perks and possibilities, female workers frequently confront challenges and impediments, particularly in the fields of labor and employment. The article suggests various techniques for women to develop more substantial and sustainable enterprises.