Abstract
Women entrepreneurs are increasingly shaping the global economic landscape, driving innovation, and contributing to socio-economic development. Despite their growing presence, they face unique challenges that differ from their male counterparts, including gender bias, limited access to capital, and balancing business and family responsibilities. This paper explores the barriers women entrepreneurs encounter, the strategies they employ to overcome these challenges, and the impact of their entrepreneurial activities on communities and economies. By examining case studies and empirical data, this research highlights the importance of supportive ecosystems, policy interventions, and mentorship in fostering female entrepreneurship. The findings underscore the need for a more inclusive entrepreneurial environment that not only empowers women but also enhances overall economic growth.