The Challenges that Hinder Women Entrepreneurs' Effectiveness at Yirgalem, Sidama Regional State

Abstract

The key reason for the schoolwork was to scrutinize factors affecting the effectiveness of women entrepreneurs in Yirgalem town Sidama Ethiopia. The effective women entrepreneurs’ task could be a main benefit for advancing communal self-reliance in independency. Also, it affixes worth and perks up a business's process. Guarantee the effectiveness of women entrepreneurs is also significant to the progress scheme and enhanced r recital Thus to inspect the effectiveness of women entrepreneurs in Yirgalem town, the study used assorted research designs with a quantitative approach. Organizational support, advancement of entrepreneurs having accepted women entrepreneurs charter, enough and sufficient women entrepreneurs’ workforce and excellence of women entrepreneurs are brilliance as intensity erratic while women entrepreneurs effectiveness painstaking as an expressed variable. The targeted populations were 157 respondents and all of them were selected as sample size based on.  Statistical tools such as one-sample size are based on the judgmental sampling method because the researcher considers that the respondents be able to afford in profundity-information regarding the study variable and relevant signifying. The primary facts used to accumulate information commencing targeted respondents and close-ended questionnaires were dispersed to preferred respondents. The correlation and regression analysis was used to classify the affiliation between dependent and independent variables. The SPSS data investigation as well as used and the findings were explained and arithmetically accessible utilizing table, mean, frequency, standard deviation and percentage. The effect of Pearson correlation validates that all those factors embraced in this research have optimistically correlated with MSEs' effectiveness. The result indicated that lack of awareness towards entrepreneurship, home responsibility, lack of startup capital, lack of infrastructure, weak support of the social network, lack of credit provision and high competition.