Women's lived experiences of entrepreneurship in Uganda: navigating livelihoods, solidarities and settlement spaces

本研究旨在批判性地探索创业活动使妇女难民创造生计机会的方式，重点关注三个相互关联的关键主题-传记，团结和定居空间。目前的政策和方案侧重于狭隘地关注企业家精神如何导致当地经济的贡献，因此，将利用视觉和参与性方法来调查妇女难民的更广泛的日常经验和相互作用。这项研究将在乌干达的Nakivale定居点进行，那里有超过13.5万名难民，人口多样化，多民族，民间组织鼓励和支持创业活动。

This research seeks to critically explore the ways in which entrepreneurial activities enable women refugees to create livelihoods opportunities, focusing on three key inter-related themes - biographies, solidarities and settlement spaces. Taking the emphasis away from current policy and programming which has a narrow focus on how entrepreneurship leads to local economic contributions, the broader everyday experiences and interactions of women refugees will be investigated using visual and participatory methods. The research will take place in the Nakivale settlement in Uganda which has a diverse, multi-nationality population of over 135,000 refugees, where entrepreneurial activities are encouraged and supported by civic organisations.