These two Indian metropolises are among the top global cities for women entrepreneurs

Delhi and Bangalore are among the top cities in the world for women entrepreneurs, according to a new report. It also said these cities offer a skilled workforce, accessibility and inclusive policies.
Findings from the 2023 Women Entrepreneur Cities (WE Cities) Index show that Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai are among the top 50 cities on the list, offering a favorable business environment for women entrepreneurs indicates that The report ranks 55 cities around the world based on their ability to attract and develop high potential female entrepreneurs (HPWE) who want to start and scale their businesses.
Delhi shows ‘significant improvement’
Delhi has shown significant improvement in its 2017 scores by offering a skilled workforce and cost-effectiveness, making it the preferred city for women-led businesses. Mumbai makes its first appearance in the index and Bengaluru is her one of the top 10 cities in the world offering accessibility and inclusive policies.

“WE Cities report not only shows the rise of women entrepreneurs in India, but also addresses the gap between access to resources and opportunities to unlock their full potential. and technology have become more correlated, with women entrepreneurs viewing technology skills as essential, but understanding is necessary to navigate the digital age.” Dell Technologies India.
Delhi has the highest momentum score
Delhi has the highest momentum score compared to the base year 2017. A Momentum score provides insight into how a city is progressing relative to its history and the rest of its history. Factors such as population growth, low cost of living and the availability of a skilled workforce have significantly improved Delhi’s scores.
Delhi ranks 6th in percentage of population with tertiary education. A talent pool that is available across genders also increases potential for future growth. Recent Delhi Startup Policy Delhi envisions making the city a ‘Global Startup Destination’ by 2030.

Bengaluru beats Paris, Washington DC
Bangalore ranks 5th on the list of top 10 operating environments, ahead of Paris, Washington DC and other cities on the list.
“Bangalore offers market size, cost, access and policies that can benefit and accelerate the growth of women entrepreneurs. Bangalore’s Momentum Score of 58.5 puts it in the ‘Hot Cities’ progress category. classified. This category includes 13 promising cities that may host some of the urban women entrepreneurs. Delhi is also part of this list.
Mumbai is also included in the WE Cities Index, along with Montpellier, Auckland, Wellington and Hamburg.