Women's Entrepreneurship Development (WED)

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^{WED: Overviews, Tools and Guidance}

^{WED: Useful Websites}

^{WED and Business Environment Reform}

^{AfDB and ILO. (2007) Assessing the Enabling Environment for Women in Growth Enterprises: An AfDB/ILO Integrated Framework Assessment Guide. Geneva: ILO.}

^{Bowman, Chakriya, Jozefina Cutura, Amanda Ellis and Clare Manuel. (2009) Women in Vanuatu: Analyzing Challenges to Economic Participation. Washington DC: World Bank Group.}

^{Equality for Growth. (2009) Baseline Survey of Female Entrepreneurs in Temeke, Kinondoni and Ilala Districts of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.}

^{Hampel-Milagrosa, Aimée. (2009) Gender Issues in Doing Business: An Analysis Using Case studies of Ghanaian Women Entrepreneurs. Bonn: German Development Institute.}

^{Hampel-Milagrosa, Aimée and Judith Frickenstein. (2008) 'Taking the Women's Perspective: Gender Risks of Regulatory Reforms', Enterprise Development and Microfinance, Vol 19, Issue 3.}

^{IFC and FIAS. (2005) Gender and Growth Assessment for Uganda: A Gender Perspective on Legal and Administrative Barriers to Investment. World Bank Group.}

^{Langenkamp, A. (2007) Business Environment Reforms: A Call for Gender Responsive Donor Guidelines. Presentation at the DCED Conference on African and Global Lessons for More Effective Donor Practices, Accra, 7th November 2007.}

^{Nguyen, T. (2005) "Engendering" Private Sector Development: A Vietnam Case Study. Presentation at the Donor Committee Conference on Reforming the Business Environment, 29 November 2005.}

^{Pinder, C. (2005a) Phase II Thematic Evaluation: Enabling Environment for Growth and Investment. From the series 'Evaluation of DFID Development Assistance: Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment', Glasgow, UK: DFID.}

^{Pinder, C. (2005b) Enabling Environment Programmes: Assessing their Impact on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment. Presentation at the Donor Committee Conference on Reforming the Business Environment, 29 November 2005.}

^{Simavi, Sevi, Clare Manuel and Mark Blackden. (2010) Gender Dimensions of Investment Climate Reform: A Guide for Policymakers and Practititioners. Washington DC: World Bank Group.}

^{USAID. (2009) Rwanda: Investing in the Empowerment of Women in Business. USAID.}

^{WED and Value Chain Development}

^{Azfal, Fatimah. (2005) Shubinak- Romance versus Reality: A Case Study Based on AKRSP's Hand-made Woollen Fabric Producing Business Project.}

^{De Groot, T. U. (2007) Integrating Low-Income Women into Profitable Value Chains for Olive Oil in Morocco. Presentation at the First Regional Conference on Developing Service Markets and Value Chains, Jordan.}

^{GTZ. (2009) Opportunities and Constraints in Agriculture: A gendered analysis of cocoa production in Southern Cameroon, One-Pager, Eschborn, Germany: GTZ.}

^{IIED. (2004) Liberalisation, Gender and Livelihoods: The Mozambique Cashew Nut Case. IIED.}

^{Mayoux, Linda and Granie Mackie. (2008) Making the Strongest Links: A Practical Guide to Mainstreaming Gender Analysis in Value Chain Development. Addis Ababa: ILO.}

^{WED and Business Development Services}

^{CREEDA (2009) Vanuatu Women's Business Incubator: Feasibility Study.}

^{Esim, S. (2001) See How They Grow: Business Development Services for Women's Business Growth. Washington, DC:  International Center for Research on Women.}

^{Haight, Alison and Linda Jones. (2004) SEEP Online BDS and Gender Discussion Synthesis.}

^{MEDA and ECDI Pakistan. (2003) Assessing the Supply of BDS for Women's Medium and Small Enterprises in Pakistan.}

^{Voeten, J. (2002) Management Training Effects on Women Entrepreneurs who Own and Manage Micro and Small Enterprises. Maastricht: School of Management.}