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Characteristics of a Young African
Woman Entrepreneur
Low business
management and
Low literacy technical skills
Little access to
BDS and market
Opportunities
Little Access to Capital
Culturally Fixed
Low Confidence
Non-homogenous and
varied categories
Competing Priorities –
“overburdened”
On the Other hand….Growing
Opportunities
Pro
Public gender
Procurement policies
opportunities
EAC/COMESA Private Sector
Markets Supply Chains
Funding Windows in
Financial Institutions,
Social Economy
Financing and
Government Funds
Bridging the Gap
The Case of Women
Entrepreneurship Development
and Economic Empowerment
Project
What Intervention?
WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND
ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
o
Development Objective: More women-led businesses contribute to job
creation, economic growth and gender equality
Outcome 1
Women-led businesses increase their
Women-led businesses increase their
performance
Kenya performance
Tanzania Outcome 2
Selected policies and programmes are reviewed
Selected policies and programmes are reviewed
by policy makers to mainstream WED
Uganda by policy makers to mainstream WED
Outcome 3
Selected WED tools and approaches are
Selected WED tools and approaches are
available past the project lifespan
available past the project lifespan
women entrepreneurs (30% young, 30%rural)
Target group
and women entrepreneurs’ associations.
Enhanced capacity for Business
Development services provision and
outreach by financial service providers
Training
Mentorship
Market
Trainers Information
networks
strengthening
SME Agencies – Market
Public Sector, Linkages
NGOs, WEAs,
Private Sector Technology
Access
Financial
Access
Cross Cutting : Social Security, Formalization, Outreach to Women, Outreach to Youth , Rural
outreach
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