Business Skills for Women and Youth in Nigeria

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OrganizationStrategy and Innovation for Development Initiative
Region Nigeria
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We are excited to embark on a new adventure! In order to strengthen our ongoing commitment to grow human capital and eradicate poverty, we have become Street Business School (SBS) certified. This has enabled us add entrepreneurial education to our existing services. SI4DEV is currently the only SBS global catalyst partner in Nigeria!


Challenge

Nigeria is home to the largest percentage of poor people in the world! (World Poverty Clock - March 2018). This is an indicator of extreme poverty and hunger, poor health, low income due to low productivity, and poor economic growth. In 2018/2019, SI4DEV successfully carried out three (3) grant-funded activities which promoted economic independence and entrepreneurship in three Nigeria communities.With data from pilot projects, we understood that we needed an entrepreneurial education program.

Long-Term Impact

With entrepreneurial skills, participants learn how to identify a problem and implement a solution. Their businesses become strongly resilient to withstand the challenges facing enterprises. Successful participants will use acquired knowledge and skills to maximize profit, seek capital, and prioritize any loan repayment.They will immediately be able to apply the knowledge gained from the training in starting or scaling a business. They can join a cooperative to help them sustain their business.

References

  1. http://www.si4dev.org


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[[Category:Economic Growth Projects]], [[Category:Lack of business skills among women and youth in Nigeria Projects]]

[[Category:Economic Growth Projects in Nigeria]], [[Category:Lack of business skills among women and youth in Nigeria Projects in Nigeria]]