Challenges and Solutions for Women Entrepreneurship

WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1
Women entrepreneurship
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WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 2
Where shared responsibility is not being realized.
Common good as one of the principles of Catholic Social Teachings embraces the benefit of
everyone in society (Convey, 2015: p.147). It means that every activity or institution in the
society should benefit everyone in that society. The assessment two talked about women
entrepreneurship in Kenya. There are several ways the country, Kenya, is failing women in
terms of indentureship. The assessment two shown the capability of women in transforming
the nation when they get assistance from the government. There are many ways the country
is failing to realize the spirit of common good in this matter. One of the ways is that the
country still considers women as inferior creatures as compared to men (Moswete, and
Lacey, 2015: p.612). They do not give women enough resources to ensure that they are
empowered the way men are empowered. Secondly, men still dominate many
entrepreneurships including the business sectors in the nation. Many customers feel that the
products women make are inferior, thus slowing the issue of women entrepreneurship in
Kenya and around the world (Habermas, 2018: p.60). Apart from that, there is another
serious issue of funds. For women to develop, they need money in promoting their business
and expanding the market. However, the money is limited. The process of acquiring loans is
often long. It will take a lot of time for women to get the funds and continue with their
entrepreneurship. However, such processes are against the common good of the society.
Many men are advanced in terms of skills as compared to women. The country organizes
many training sessions to assist men but leaves women outside the training sessions It means
that at the end of the day more men will advance in the entrepreneurship sector than women.
How to solve the challenge locally and globally.

WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP 3
The principle of human dignity requires human beings to a certain level of respect integrity
while common good emphasizes on assisting everyone regardless of their gender or where
they come from in the nation. The issue of women empowerment is an essential matter
whether locally or globally (Tiwari,2018: p. 1240). There are many ways to address the case
which includes the following: -
a. Allocating funds for women empowerment
One of the challenges that assessment two elaborates is that women have inadequate funds to
focus on the entrepreneurship. The government can solve the issue through allocating funds
for women in every budget. However, the government can make use of the legislature to set
aside some money to empower women. When doing this, it shows that the community is
showing some sense of human dignity and they are responding to the problem to assist the
entire nation to develop (Gates, 2014: p.1275). Other ways of getting funds are through
loans. The government should make it easy for women to access the loan. They should
shorten the period reduce interest and make the requirements easy to attain.
b. Create awareness for women whether locally or globally.
Women empowerment is still lagging in many countries because many of the women are not
aware they are capable. The preconceived notion that they are inferior as compared to men
have clouded their minds (Etzioni, 2014: p.605). The best way to counter the instance is to
teach people and women whether locally or internationally. There should be seminars where
women are trained on the available opportunities and the possible sources of funds to support
their activities. The principle of human dignity illustrates that God created everyone in His
image and likeness. What it means to society and the world at large is that women are