Women’s Empowerment and Nonprofit Sector Development

Evans, Crystal A.; Mayo, Lorin; Quijada, Maria Alejandra

doi:10.1177/0899764018764331

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“…Then, Hopkinson and Aman (2017) [3] had a research in India, Naveed and Suhaib (2018) [4] in Pakistan. Then, Evans, Mayo, and Quijada (2018) [5] in America.…”

Section: Woman Empowerment In Global and Indonesiamentioning

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Towards a sustainable local business community by women℉s empowerment programs through corporate social responsibility (CSR)

2018

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Based on data from Central Bureau of Statistics, the population of Indonesia in 2016 amounted to 258.71 million people, consisting of 128.72 million women and 129.99 million men. Thus, women need to be empowered to increase their competence so that they can contribute in the national economy. The aim of this paper is to analyze the impact of women's empowerment into a sustainable local business community through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The qualitative research methodology was conducted in this study. Data collection is conducted through in-depth interview with the related women. The informants in this study were the women who were involved in CSR program located in Kampung Kue, Surabaya City. This research uses the theory of women empowerment by Nursahbani Katjasungkana in discussion of Strategic Plan Team of National Development. The results show that women empowerment programs have a positive impact on women's self-development in Kampung Kue. Women become skilled and have the ability to become independent entrepreneurs. Thus, women have additional income and are able to increase household incomes. In addition, the slum neighborhoods in Kampung Kue previously became a productive local business community due to the empowerment program.

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“…Then, Hopkinson and Aman (2017) [3] had a research in India, Naveed and Suhaib (2018) [4] in Pakistan. Then, Evans, Mayo, and Quijada (2018) [5] in America.…”

Section: Woman Empowerment In Global and Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards a sustainable local business community by women℉s empowerment programs through corporate social responsibility (CSR)

2018

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“…According to Evans et al (2018), females' economic empowerment refers to a circumstance that gives females access to financial gain and bargaining power. This implies that, with the appropriate credit programmes and entrepreneurial engagements, females can take a greater role in household decision making, have greater access to diverse resources, access greater social networks, enhance their bargaining power, and have greater flexibility and mobility (Datta and Gailey, 2012; Pitt et al , 2006) .…”

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Crowdfunding, gender and the promise of financial democracy: a systematic review

Serwaah

2021

IJGE

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to review the literature at the intersection of crowdfunding and gender, while examining the extent to which crowdfunding has enhanced female financial inclusion and participation.Design/methodology/approachA systematic literature review was conducted across 47 studies from 2011 to April 2021.FindingsMost studies suggest that the likelihood of success or failure of female-led campaigns depends on external factors associated with opportunities. The study points to a general trend where although female participation has not achieved its full potential, it is greater than in other channels, while enjoying higher chances of success for female fundraisers. The study highlights gaps in the literature and the associated opportunities for future research emerging from them.Originality/valueThis study is the first attempt to summarise and sensitise the literature on crowdfunding and gender. The study highlights the importance of analysing the impact of context on the conceptualisation of gender in alternative finance.

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“…Evans et al (, p. 3) describe women's economic empowerment as “a circumstance wherein women experience financial gain and bargaining clout.” This means women can be empowered through their entrepreneurial activities that give them more economic flexibility and autonomy (Datta & Gailey, ). Watson (2003) suggests women entrepreneurs tend to prefer taking more control over the growth of their business.…”

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A systematic review of women's entrepreneurship and internationalization literature

Moreira¹,

Marques

Braga³

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Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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There has been an increased interest in women's entrepreneurship research due to the changing sociocultural conditions in the global marketplace. Despite this trend, there is still a lack of understanding about the role women entrepreneurs play in the internationalization process of firms. The aim of this article is to systematically review the literature on women's entrepreneurship and internationalization by examining the trends in the research. A bibliometric analysis is conducted on articles in the Web of Science databases to understand which researchers are publishing the most and how they are related to other researchers in the field. In addition, a content analysis of the articles from the bibliometric analysis is conducted that reveals three main clusters from the research: (a) epistemological position and gender, (b) cultural and social reasons for the creation of businesses, and (c) motivations, business characteristics, and performance. From the bibliometric and content analysis, implications for policy makers and future research directions for women's entrepreneurship and internationalization patterns are stated.

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Women’s Empowerment and Nonprofit Sector Development

Cited by 11 publications

References 48 publications

Towards a sustainable local business community by women℉s empowerment programs through corporate social responsibility (CSR)

Towards a sustainable local business community by women℉s empowerment programs through corporate social responsibility (CSR)

Crowdfunding, gender and the promise of financial democracy: a systematic review

A systematic review of women's entrepreneurship and internationalization literature

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