This book delves into the lives of severely isolated, low-income women who have turned to microbusiness as a means to cope with poverty and secure their livelihoods. It distinguishes small-scale enterprises from traditional entrepreneurship, highlighting their role in generating income for displaced women from diverse backgrounds. Some of these women have received minimal training, while others operate their businesses as supplementary endeavors alongside their primary employment to combat poverty. Throughout their journeys, they face numerous obstacles, particularly various forms of...