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LIST <strong>OF</strong> TABLES Table 1 Pros and cons of entrepreneurship ................................................................13 Table 2: Male vs. female entrepreneurs......................................................................17 Table 3. Summary of women entrepreneurs’ population and sample taken.............34 Table 4. Respondents’ demographic profile ...............................................................38 Table 5. Family sizes of respondents..........................................................................39 Table 6. Sectors respondents engaged in. ...................................................................40 Table 7. Number of employees hired. .........................................................................41 Table 8. Legal ownership of the enterprise.................................................................41 Table 9. Reason to Start own Business .......................................................................42 Table 10. Initiators and starter of the business ..........................................................43 Table11. Family entrepreneurial history and source of skill for starting the enterprise .....................................................................................................................44 Table12. Source of startup funding.............................................................................45 Table 13. Economic factors that affect the performance of women entrepreneurs in MSEs ............................................................................................................................46 Table 14. Socio-cultural factors that affect the performance of women entrepreneurs in MSEs................................................................................................48 Table 15. Legal and administrative factors that affect the performance of women entrepreneurs in MSEs................................................................................................50 Table 16. Comparison of the major factors affecting women entrepreneurs’ Performance.................................................................................................................51 Table 17. Summary of the Supports Given by TVETs to MSEs................................52 vii
ANRS: Amhara National Regional State ACRONYMS APEC: Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation BDS: Business Development Services CEFE: Competency Based Economies Through formation of Enterprises ECSA: Ethiopian Central Statistics Authority EWEF: Ethiopian Women Exporters Forum FDREPCC: Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Population Census Commission Government Organization GDP: Gross Domestic Production GNP: Gross National Production GTZ: German Technical Cooperation ILO: International Labor Organization MSE: Micro and Small Enterprises NGO: Non Government Enterprises OECD: Organization of Economic Corporation and Development SDCs: Skill Development Centers SMIDEC: Small and Medium Industries Development Corporation TVET: Technical and Vocational Education and Training UNECE: United Nations Economic Commission for Europe UNISCO: United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNIDO: United Nations Industrial Development Organization WEA: Women Entrepreneurs Association viii
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given to women entrepreneurs in ord
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eturning what they have borrowed. B
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finances allow women to be organize
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CHAPTER FIVE SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AN
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• Of the major factors that affec
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entrepreneurs, NGOs, banks and othe
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REFERENCES Admassie,A. & Amha,W. (2
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Negash, Z. & Kena, T. (2003). State
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APPENDICES 70
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