Identify the factors affecting the transition of necessity female early – stage entrepreneurs to established entrepreneurship

Women play an important role in promoting entrepreneurial activities and improving the economic status of society. The entry of women into the business space is motivated by necessity or opportunity. Necessity women's entrepreneurship as unproductive entrepreneurship and opportunity women's entrepreneurship is known as productive entrepreneurship. Businesses of opportunity female entrepreneurs have a longer and more stable life cycle than those of necessity entrepreneurs due to their high entrepreneurial capabilities and various human, social, and financial capitals, and they reach the stage of established entrepreneurship and therefore contribute greatly to economic growth and development. However, necessity entrepreneurs due to their lower entrepreneurial capabilities and lack of access to all kinds of capital, are prevented from reaching the stage of established entrepreneurship and do not contribute much to the economy. The aim of the present study is to identify the factors affecting the transition of necessity female nascent entrepreneurs to established entrepreneurship. This research is applied in terms of its purpose and exploratory in terms of its nature. The statistical population of the research consists of 15 necessity female nascent entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship specialists from Poldakhter city, Lorestan province, who were selected in a purposeful way. The findings of the research showed that the main themes of financial support, Appropriate laws and tax system, access to empowering centers, technical and commercial infrastructure, formal and informal education, social capital, business management competencies, social status, market freedom, traits and psychological capital are effective in the transition of necessity female nascent entrepreneurs to established entrepreneurship