“Female entrepreneurship in Africa is an example for all women in the world. But it is essential that we accompany these African women by facilitating their access to education and financing, and by developing infrastructure, “said Anne Bioulac, Executive Director of Roland Berger, during the presentation of the Women’s study. Entrepreneurship in Africa: a path to empowerment, presented on September 27 at the WIA forum in Marrakech. These remarks as well as the conclusions of the study have not escaped the African Development Bank (AfDB) or incubator Entreprenarium, based in Gabon, Rwanda and Senegal. As part of its AfWA initiative, the AfDB is partnering with the foundation created in 2014 by Franco-Rwandan Kristine. Ngiriye (whose name means “in the service of his community”, DLNR). Objective: Build the capacity of 1,000 women entrepreneurs on the continent.
Concrete training
Over the next four months, entrepreneurial training sessions and financial management will be conducted by Entreprenarium in five countries, in Côte d’Ivoire (Abidjan) and Gabon (Libreville) for the first session, which started on December 10, 2018, then in Kenya (Nairobi), South Africa (Johannesburg) and Tunisia (Tunis). On the agenda: financial planning, project management, methodology, networking and much more.
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