Smart Souks Program Familiarization Workshop Builds Awareness of Needs and Opportunities in Addis Ababa’s Micro-Retail Sector
The event brought together key stakeholders from across the public sector to create collaboration and alignment.
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The event brought together key stakeholders from across the public sector to create collaboration and alignment.
Lessons from the IIGS program show how agri-food businesses can expand economic opportunities for women while strengthening supply chains, reaching new customers, and supporting business growth.
A new analysis of agricultural finance flows in Tanzania highlights farmers’ unmet capital needs, while the roadmap for agri-investment presents solutions to boost the sector’s sustainable growth.
Explore food fortification approaches from Millers for Nutrition and lessons for engaging food processors and expanding access to fortified foods.
TechnoServe’s NutriSave program is developing innovative solutions to turn surplus produce into nutritious, affordable meals while supporting local vendors and farmers in Kenya.
The three-year initiative is designed to enhance business skills, facilitate access to finance, expand digital tools adoption, and boost the revenue of micro retail entrepreneurs in Addis Ababa by 30%.
When young entrepreneurs have the tools they need to thrive, the benefits ripple out into the community. In Nairobi, Alex Amwai turned his experience as a shop attendant into a growing retail enterprise that supports his family, creates jobs, and helps meet his community’s everyday needs.
Through TechnoServe’s work with shopkeepers in more than half a dozen countries, we have identified four skills that all microretailers need to transform their businesses and lives.
This report delivers field-tested insights from TechnoServe’s NutriSave program in Kenya to help practitioners, policymakers, and investors tackle food waste and malnutrition simultaneously.
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