Women and the Informal Economy in Urban Africa book by Mary Njeri Kinyanjui

Women and the Informal Economy in Urban Africa book by Mary Njeri Kinyanjui

Mary Njeri Kinyanjui explores the vital role women play in Africa’s urban informal economy. The book examines the challenges they face, including limited access to resources, social constraints, and economic barriers, while highlighting their resilience, creativity, and contribution to urban development. It’s an essential read for understanding gender, work, and urbanization in Africa. Buy in Kenya with fast delivery.

What you’ll learn

• The role of women in Africa’s urban informal economy
• Challenges women face in accessing finance, markets, and opportunities
• How social and cultural norms affect women’s economic participation
• Strategies women use to succeed and survive in informal sectors
• Insights into policy and programs that can support women entrepreneurs

Who should read the book

• Students and researchers of gender studies, economics, and urban development
• Policy makers and NGOs supporting women in business
• Anyone interested in African urbanization and entrepreneurship
• Advocates for women’s economic empowerment

Why buy Women and the Informal Economy from Readers’ Republik

• Fast delivery across Kenya
• Curated collection of African gender, economics, and development studies
• Reliable and convenient online bookstore experience
• Access to insightful and practical works on women and society

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