Women’s interest in technology-based business is increasing

Bandarban’s daughter, Dr. Ching Ching. From childhood to interest in color. Learned yourself by drawing. Draw pictures in the shape of rickshaw. His canvas is never glass bottle, sometimes kettle, T-pot, or papaldi. In 1990, Dr. Ching Ching started his business venture named Fineri. Drawing products are sold through Facebook pages and websites.

Dr. Ching Ching is now in Dhaka. Make finer products in your own home. In the first light, he said, “We supplied the products with the order. Gulshan-Banani has the demand for our products, so the products are now available in two stores. Earlier, I used to make pictures of myself, now two more workers draw pictures.

Start-up business ventures are called start-up. Global startup is the initiative, which is slightly different than conventional business. Generally young entrepreneurs start a business venture by applying some innovative ideas. Product production, marketing, sales, different services are provided at the startup. The technology is used in the whole process, and the number of technology-based startups is not less.

Since the rapid expansion of internet services in the country since 2014, a trend of start-up has begun to get started in Bangladesh. And the participation of women entrepreneurs in the eyes is like that. Among the startups, e-commerce websites, especially in Facebook-based product marketing (F-Commerce) initiatives, include women’s participation.

E-Commerce entrepreneurs’ organization E-Commerce Association of Bangladesh (E-CAB) and Director of Bangladesh Industrial and Commercial Association Federation (FBCCI) Shami Kaiser said in the first light, the first survey conducted by them in the year 2017 showed that 40 e-commerce ventures in the country From 42 percent women entrepreneurs

After completing his studies from Harvard Business School, working at Morgan Stanley, Nokia and VestPrints, Maliya Kadir started her own initiative to return home. Using digital media, I wanted to sell bus and launch tickets. Founded ‘Easy Dotcom’. The tickets are sold as well as tickets for tickets, tickets for tickets, tickets, tickets, tickets, and tickets.

A few months ago, Maliha launched a startup service for transport services in Dhaka based ‘Easy Ride’. He said in the first light, ‘The advantage of women entrepreneurs in start-up is almost the same in all the countries of the world. In countries like the United States, communication, financial support, etc., we are less than that here. ‘

Farhana A Rahman, vice-president of the Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS), the trade organization of the country’s software and information technology sector, said that when she started her technology-based business, the number of women was counted. Now many are coming. There is a government incentive. Startup women entrepreneurs also have the facility of mortgage-free bank loans. But in most cases, it is not possible for women to fulfill the conditions that are sought to get credit facilities.

Shami Kaiser said, “Banks still see e-commerce as small and medium industries (SMEs). E-commerce and SMEs are different. We have to work with policy in this place. Banking sector has to come forward.

In the startup, the organizers will be coming up with a variety of creative ideas. Last year, a startup named ‘Cook Ups’ was launched. The home-cooked food is supplied through the App and Facebook group. “We have 600 cooks with us,” said Namira Hossain, co-founder and chief executive officer of Cook’s compatibility. Most of them are women.

Najifa Chowdhury’s ‘Biddi Parlaar’ is offering services that can be made in the beauty center. Women Entrepreneurs managed to sell gifts and gifts from long-awaited pokhoktom dresses have been long since. Taslima Mizi made ‘Guti-foot’ leather bag, sandal etc. and sold them online.

Postal, Telecommunication and Information Technology Minister Mustafa Jabbar told the first light that they are launching a project called ‘Shi Power’, which aims to create women entrepreneurs only. The purpose of this project is to prepare women from training to be an entrepreneur. He said, ‘ICT department or BASIS training programs, anywhere in the country, more than 30 percent of the women’s participation. So Shi is just for girls. At the beginning, 10 thousand women will participate.