Alternative Scenarios for The Development of The Economic Mechanism of Women's Entrepreneurship

This article explores the current state and development prospects of women’s entrepreneurship in Uzbekistan, with a particular focus on regional contexts. It examines the socio-economic conditions that influence the formation and growth of female-led enterprises, including access to financial resources, legal support, institutional infrastructure, and social norms. The study identifies key challenges faced by women entrepreneurs, such as limited access to credit, low levels of digital and financial literacy, and gender-based constraints. Using comparative analysis and statistical data from Andijan region, the article evaluates existing support mechanisms and proposes an integrated approach to strengthening the economic participation of women. This includes enhancing government policy, creating inclusive financial instruments, expanding business training, and fostering gender-sensitive entrepreneurship ecosystems. The findings contribute to the ongoing discourse on inclusive economic development and offer actionable strategies for empowering women entrepreneurs at the local and national levels.