Entrepreneurial activities by women play a prominent role in
the health of nations' economies. Because women can show
their abilities through entrepreneurship. Accordingly, the
purpose of this study is to identify and weight the factors
affecting women's entrepreneurship. The present study is
applied in terms of purpose and descriptive in terms of method.
The method used to rank the options is the electrification
technique. In the present study, 20 decision makers were used
to investigate the effects of effective criteria on women's
entrepreneurship. The questionnaire of this technique is a
questionnaire consisting of a criterion-option matrix and the
answer to it is based on verbal spectra or real numbers.
According to the research model, the present problem has five
criteria. Each of these criteria has sub-criteria. Therefore, for
the present study, a total of thirty-five sub-criteria were
designed; Thus, the family criterion has eight sub-criteria, the
personality criterion has ten sub-criteria, the economic
criterion has seven sub-criteria and the social and cultural
criteria each have five sub-criteria. In order to prioritize and
determine the weight of the final options of the problem, the
electrological approach was used and the results showed that
the priority of the final options of the problem is that the
options "education", "culture building", "legal infrastructure",
"Investment", "human capital" and "market" were ranked first
to sixth, respectively.