The document discusses the results of a study on women entrepreneurs in India. It segments women entrepreneurs into three categories: 1) Untapped potential entrepreneurs who had ideas but lacked support, 2) Grassroots entrepreneurs with small businesses struggling with issues like financing and skills, and 3) Mid-rung entrepreneurs with established businesses making over $75,000 annually but not ambitious for growth. Across segments, common challenges included finances, skills, and family support. Untapped entrepreneurs showed interest in restarting businesses if given support, while Grassroots entrepreneurs wanted help expanding but were limited by responsibilities. Mid-rung entrepreneurs were satisfied with their size and success.

1. Project GEM An overview November 2006