Microfinance and entrepreneurship help as a combine tool to contribute in development. The foremost objectives of this paper is to see the role of microfinance institutions in entrepreneurship development and also measure the level of satisfaction of microfinance institutions clients toward their respective banks considering primary source of data at district level. The sample of 150 microfinance bank clients residing in Gujrat district has been interviewed. Descriptive analysis use in this paper and also non parametric test Kruskal-Walli and Mann-Whitney test used. This study concludes that microfinance institutions play a significant role in entrepreneurship development in district Gujrat Pakistan and the clients who are taking loan from the Tameer bank they use this amount to start a business than the other ones who use it for marriage, education house building purpose etc.

The paper characterises women in the informal sector in the peri-urban settlement by way of a case study of Ruwa. Qualitative methodologies, with a little mix of the positivist approach, were adopted. Forty women engaged in informal sector operations ranging from street (offplot) and on-plot activities were adopted. Challenges that these operators faced were noted as relating to elements (rain, wind, and the sun), service provision, marketing of products, and regulatory forces. It is recommended that all stakeholders dissect common issues and formulate poverty-tolerant strategies that are accommodative of the plight and challenges of the peri-urban women. Critical to note is strength of the will-power and resilience most of the respondents displayed. The most important thing is perhaps of harnessing on this intrinsic virtue to nurture and develop it for local developmental gain.