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Nepal, May 2013 - Nepalese women entrepreneurs together with various producers and manufacturers of export quality products from around the country and selected countries in South Asia drew kudos from visitors and guests who attended the recent international trade fair organized by the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of

The Philippines - The successful use of information and communication technology (ICT) in advancing the progress of women’s enterprises was the case presented by WINNER (Women into the New Network for Entrepreneurial Reinforcement) Program at the workshop session on business success and benefits from digital technology held in the campus of the International Institute for Rural Reconstruction.

 Pooling their efforts to stage the biggest ever and the best handicraft product exposition, women in micro and small enterprises in Nepal recently held a five-day trade event to cap a year-long series of activities.

Bangladesh - Among the challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh are invisible barriers such as paucity of information, lack of access to business networks and opportunities to build their capabilities to cater to overseas markets. To take a concrete step towards overcoming these difficulties, efforts have been made to step up training, enlarge business networks and strengthen the value chain.

Bangladesh - Beyond the confines of their businesses, some women in Bangladesh have pursued the opportunity to extend their reach and scope of influence on their communities, with the view to contributing to social transformation.  

The Philippines - Despite difficulties brought about by the uncertainties in the global economy, women in micro/small/medium enterprises have proven themselves to be resilient in riding economic turbulence.  Networking has worked very well in their favor as their business being small allows them to quickly react to changing conditions of business. 

The Philippines - One hundred twenty-four women community leaders from four provinces of Mindanao in Southern Philippines (North Cotabato, South Cotabato, Maguindanao and Sultan Kudarat) joined the training program on social entrepreneurship, an innovative approach to unleashing the potentials of communities to make an imprint on tran

Harare, April 2012 - Faced with problems that hinder business growth and development, micro, small and medium enterprises run by women rise to the test of overcoming obstacles to realize the full potentials of their businesses.