If a woman has work skills but does not get a license what effect will it have on livelihood?

Correct answer: It will be difficult to make work formal and secure

The direct answer is A: it will be difficult to make the work formal and secure. A skill shows that a person can do work, but a licence or official registration may be needed to operate legally, prove recognition, access certain markets, or qualify for support and protections. Option A is correct because the absence of a licence can leave work informal, less recognised, and more exposed to risk. Option B is wrong because missing official permission does not always raise income. Option C is wrong because schemes do not automatically become available; eligibility and application may still be required. Option D is wrong because a licence cannot remove every market risk. The exact effect depends on the occupation and law, but A is the best general answer. Memory cue: skill enables work; licence helps recognition and formal security.