How a Woman Entrepreneur Restored Income and Hope for Her Family
When Tamia’s health suffered, life became hard. By working with TechnoServe, she would eventually gain the tools to change her own life.
When Tamia’s health suffered, life became hard. By working with TechnoServe, she would eventually gain the tools to change her own life.
The Women IN Business program, celebrated on May 31st, the end of its implementation cycle in Mozambique. WIN aimed to accelerate the economic empowerment of micro-entrepreneurs, through smart partnerships with private and public sector companies, which proved to be able to test models, promoting changes in the market, thus minimizing…
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Drawing from its work in Mozambique, The Women In Business (WIN) program presents a case study based on its experience engaging financial services providers to support women's economic empowerment
The Women In Business (WIN) program published a series of tools based on its experience support women's entrepreneurship in Mozambique
The organization’s annual report also highlights the $366 million of financial benefits earned by people and businesses in the Global South