Entrepreneurship refers to the process of identifying opportunities, mobilizing resources, taking risks, and creating new ventures to generate economic and social value. An entrepreneur is an individual who introduces innovative ideas, organizes production factors such as land, labour, capital, and technology, and manages the uncertainties associated with business activities. Entrepreneurship is not limited to profit-making; it also includes social transformation, empowerment, employment generation, and sustainable development. In the context of Gender and Entrepreneurship Development, entrepreneurship plays an important role in promoting women’s economic independence, decision-making power, and participation in development processes. Entrepreneurship can be understood through different types based on the nature of activities, objectives, innovation, ownership, and social purpose. One important type is innovative entrepreneurship, where entrepreneurs introduce new products, services, technologies, or methods of production. These entrepreneurs focus on creativity and innovation to meet changing market demands. Women entrepreneurs involved in developing new products, digital businesses, and technology-based enterprises represent this form of entrepreneurship. Another type is imitative