Abstract
The study represents an analysis that explores the key challenges and opportunities for women’s entrepreneurship development in the Ungheni and Cahul districts of Moldova. It examines women’s needs and their access to business development services (BDS), financial services, markets and networks, digital solutions, representation, and care services. The assessment profiled women entrepreneurs in Ungheni and Cahul to identify their specific needs across these areas while also mapping the available services. The assessment was carried out within the framework of the project “Promoting the creation of quality employment and sustainable enterprises in the care and related sectors,” implemented by the International Labour Organization (ILO).