In partnership with Good Shepherd Microfinance and working closely with colleagues at Swinburne Sarawak, this project brings together practitioners and researchers with expertise in women’s enterprise development in two very different regional contexts: Sarawak and Victoria.

Through a series of forums, roundtables and videoconferences to share expertise, the project is mapping the enterprise development ecosystem and creating a platform for long-term strategic collaboration among research and practice organisations that support women’s economic inclusion. 

Project timeframe

October 2017 – January 2019

Research team

  • Professor Robyn Eversole, research leader 
  • Dr Vinita Godinho, research leader 
  • Ms Emma Barker-Perez 
  • Associate Professor Naomi Birdthistle 
  • Dr Ida Fatimawati Adi Badiozaman 
  • Dr Weng Marc Lim
  • Dr Jeffrey TeckWeng Jee 
  • Dr MungLing Voon 
  • Dr Patrice Braun, Federation University 
  • Dr June Ngo 
  • Ms Lauren Thomas 
  • Dr Megerssa Tolessa Walo

This project is in partnership with Australia-ASEAN Council and Good Shepherd Microfinance.

Enterprising Rural Women — North West Tasmania: Final Report August 2018
Centre for Social Impact Swinburne

Enterprising Rural Women — North West Tasmania: Final Report August 2018

Swinburne University of Technology's final report on building connections for enterprising women.
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