By Jamils Richard Achunji Anguaseh | Project Supervisor
The Survivors Micro Entrepreneurship Program has continued to grow and graduate micro entrepreneurs. For the period under review, two micro entrepreneurs gained insight knowledge and support to grow their businesses. Based on the recently acquired partnership with Launch Girls, GLOWA is re-adjusting the curriculum for the empowerment of micro-entrepreneurs. In doing this the final group of five old entrepreneurs have graduated and the program is presently enrolling the new batch of micro-entrepreneurs.
GLOWA equally integrated passing on the skills initiative into the program. By this, the beneficiary entrepreneurs commit to provide mentorship to other micro-entrepreneurs identified by GLOWA.
Finally the repayment of start-up capital has been progressing though with challenges from some participants especially those who have been forced out of Bamenda by armed conflict.
By Jamils Richard Achunji Anguaseh | Project Leader
By Jamils Richard Achunji | Project Supervisor
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