Women in MSMEs: West Bengal Leads the Country with 62% Women Entrepreneurs

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West Bengal currently leads the country in women entrepreneurship in the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector. The percentage of MSMEs owned by women across West Bengal stands at 62 percent. Not only is this higher than the national average of 40 per cent, but it is the highest among all states and Union Territories. This was informed by Rajesh Pandey, Principal Secretary, MSME & Textile Department, Government of West Bengal, at a FICCI platform focusing on innovation, knowledge and research amongst MSMEs. There are more than 93 lakh people involved in the MSME sector in the state, with more than 60 per cent of them being women. West Bengal has developed a cluster-based MSME ecosystem. The state is especially focusing on the SIP projects and empowerment of women and workers to further the growth this sector. Read more

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