In certain emerging markets -- including Vietnam, Indonesia, and Peru -- women entrepreneurs already equal or outnumber their male counterparts. Due to government support, several developing countries worldwide have higher rates of female entrepreneurship than the United States. Government initiatives in emerging markets have played a crucial role in allowing entrepreneurs to flourish. Governments can increase women’s economic empowerment by providing access to business networks and global markets, promoting women’s inclusion in global value chains, and providing training for women entrepreneurs.