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Title: | Examining challenges faced in aggregator food business model to empower homemakers |
Authors: | Goyal, Sejal Bharadwaj, G Prathibha |
Keywords: | Women’s economic participation - India;Social entrepreneurship - India;Food industry - India |
Issue Date: | 1-Jan-2023 |
Publisher: | Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad |
Abstract: | Often, women have no access to financial, formal, educational, or social support systems. Indian homemakers' artisanal skills can be harnessed to form a social entrepreneurship model that has the potential to create economic opportunities for homemakers while also promoting traditional Indian products and culture. We examined challenges in establishing a For-Profit sustainable social enterprise to empower homemakers to sell products according to their skills. Our primary focus was on selling perishable food in the pilot run of the initiative. |
Description: | Often, women have no access to financial, formal, educational, or social support systems. Indian homemakers' artisanal skills can be harnessed to form a social entrepreneurship model that has the potential to create economic opportunities for homemakers while also promoting traditional Indian products and culture. We examined challenges in establishing a For-Profit sustainable social enterprise to empower homemakers to sell products according to their skills. Our primary focus was on selling perishable food in the pilot run of the initiative. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11718/27893 |
Appears in Collections: | Student Projects |
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