An enterprise refers to an organized economic activity that involves the production, distribution, or exchange of goods and services with the aim of creating value. It includes the process of identifying opportunities, mobilizing resources, taking risks, and managing activities to achieve economic or social objectives. An enterprise may be established by an individual, a group, or an organization and can operate at different levels, from small household-based activities to large commercial ventures. It involves resources such as capital, skills, labour, technology, information, and networks, which determine the ability of individuals to participate effectively in economic activities. A social enterprise is an organization or venture that uses entrepreneurial strategies to address social, cultural, or environmental issues while generating income to sustain its activities. Unlike traditional enterprises that primarily focus on profit maximization, social enterprises aim to create social value along with financial sustainability. From a gender perspective, social enterprises are important because they provide opportunities to challenge gender inequalities, enhance women’s access to resources, and strengthen