SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WOMEN'S ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

This article explores the scientific and methodological foundations for assessing the effectiveness of women's entrepreneurship development. A systematic analysis of the evolution of the concept of "entrepreneurship," its role in the history of economic thought, and the specific characteristics of women's business is conducted. The article proposes a methodology for using integrated indicators that combine economic, social, institutional, and environmental approaches in evaluating effectiveness. The impact of human capital and management quality on the development of the sector is also assessed.