I'm exploring the crowdsourcing concept and its relation to women entrepreneurs of MSME sectors. I would like to understand how the relationship can be established between the concept of crowdsourcing and women entrepreneurship and the independent and dependent variables for an empirical study.
The process of collecting work, information, or views from a wide number of individuals who submit their data via the Internet, social media, and smartphone applications is known as crowdsourcing. To increase women's engagement in small business and entrepreneurship, more accessible and fair access to money is required. It also entails developing a communal approach to mentorship, communication, and support through a global network of female entrepreneurs and supporters. Crowdsourcing as an innovative approach to eliminating constraints faced by female entrepreneurs, providing alternatives to traditional solutions. crowdsourcing crowd sourcing helps to women in developing entrepreneurship in funding, specific management expertise, and access to information and communication technology (ICTs).
You can find many insights here:
Chapter Using Crowdsourcing to Overcome Barriers to Women Entrepreneurship
this article presents some interesting variables to consider for your empirical study :
Article Quantifying gendered participation in OpenStreetMap: respond...
I am of the opinion that gender does not make a difference in one's access to crowdsourcing because this issue is related to the MSME business, which all parties can do. I'm currently doing research on the relationship between gender and entrepreneurial spirit and decisions.
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