Applied Research in Geographical Sciences

Applied Research in Geographical Sciences

Providing the Entrepreneurship Development Model Women with a sustainable rural development appriach in Gulistan e Jauhar

Authors
Nafiseh VarkianiPor
Seyed Mohammadreza Hosseini
Roohalla Samiee
Majid shrafi
10.29252/jgs.19.54.147
Abstract
Abstract in the late 20th century, it has been a tremendous change in all spheres of business, such as globalization of enhancing competitiveness of information technology development competition attention to the quality of customer and such as these are the administration in the public sector with these serious challenges one of the most important approaches to address these challenges is to address the entrepreneurial debate in society as well as women play an important role in promoting employement and improving the economic situation of the community and it is an important factor in shaping social affairs. First, the analysis of sustainable rural development and sustainable development of women identified by using alpha cronbachs alpha test and sustainable development of rural sustainable development have been used to prioritize the relationship between women's entrepreneurial development and sustainable development of rural sustainable development. Women's activities led to poverty reduction and sustainable rural development.
Keywords
Rural women. Women's entrpreneurship. Development
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