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Assessing the impact of women's enterprises on household livelihoods and survival: Evidence from the North West Region of Cameroon
2012
Greener Journal of Social Sciences
The microenterprise sector has emerged as a major strategy to address the issues of unemployment and poverty challenging most developing economies. With limited alternatives to generate income on offer, the sector has become an attractive strategy to enhance the livelihoods of the poor as it provides low-income people with the opportunity to undertake income generation. Inspired by recent debates on the role of women's micro enterprise activity, the paper examines women's contribution to
doi:10.15580/gjss.2012.5.101912120
fatcat:56ey6fa42jfd5hmx3yo7ohzppy