Men show greater confidence in their entrepreneurial abilities. 43% believe they have the necessary skills to start a new business, compared to 33% of women. This could indicate that men feel more prepared to engage in entrepreneurial activities despite the challenges of war. Women, on the other hand, are more optimistic that they will find business opportunities in their region in the next six months. 25% of women are of this opinion, compared to 20.46% of men. This optimism may reflect resilience and an adaptation to the changing economic However, the fear of failure in starting a business affects a considerable number of women (57%) more than men (38%). War could exacerbate this fear, as the risks and uncertainties associated with entrepreneurship are likely to be even greater in a war environment. To summarize, men in Ukraine are more confident in their entrepreneurial qualifications, while women are more focused on immediate opportunities but also more fearful of the risks, especially in a war-torn economy. These findings suggest that amidst the uncertainties of war, and promote entrepreneurship as a viable path to economic resilience.