What’s the Story Behind the Photo?
The magic of maize--and one woman's vision
Financial and Technical Assistance Helps Vital African Food Businesses Weather COVID-19 Pandemic
Support from Visa Foundation and the Coalition for Farmer-Allied Intermediaries helped food processors in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia weather the crisis
Catalisa Promotes Youth Entrepreneurship through the Business Plan Competition (BPC) in Cabo Delgado
Catalisa continues to provide support and assistance to young people with business initiatives, with the aim of improving their personal income. The last newsletter edition showed that there are many young people with the capacity to create and manage successful businesses, with José Siconimoda winning the Best Business Plan Award…
Helping African Food Businesses Recover from the COVID-19 Pandemic
This series of business profiles and case studies explores how COVID-19 impacted food processors and how financial and technical assistance helped them recover.
Women’s Economic Empowerment on the Airwaves
Writing for the Vikara Institute's MSD Hub, TechnoServe's Sarah Bove describes how the WIN program is using mass media to support women's entrepreneurship in Mozambique
A Woman Entrepreneur Achieves Her Business Dreams in Mozambique
After partnering with TechnoServe, Lúcia Arão Ndimande gained the confidence and skills to take her small shop to the next level.
What’s the Story Behind the Photo?
"The best thing that happened to me was to join this program."
In Benin, Young Entrepreneurs are Tackling the Plastic Problem
Through TechnoServe’s BeniBiz program, young entrepreneurs like Babatundé Oguidi are getting the training and technical advice they need to run successful micro-enterprises.
Women-Led Business Helps Generate Peace and Prosperity in Peru
The women behind Mishky Cacao decided to create a safer future for their families and community – transitioning from coca to cocoa production and generating new value by manufacturing chocolate.
New Edition of Globally Renowned Partnership Will Create Jobs in Brazilian Mining Communities
The CRESCER 2.0 program will reach 4,170 participants and support more than 1,000 jobs
