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 Application Deadline: 21st July 2023




FATE Foundation in partnership with Google.org has launched the Business Resilience Programme (BRP) for Women Entrepreneurs for 2023. This program is funded under the Google.org “SSA Women Entrepreneurship Programme’’ and is part of a continent-wide program running across Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa aimed at improving the digital and financial capability of female nano and micro business entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 and 55 years.




The program will provide beneficiaries with required fundamental financial literacy and business management knowledge; digital literacy skills; growth support (including business registration, network, and community building); and micro-grant financing to underserved female-led businesses in Nigeria.




Curriculum




The curriculum will cover teaching female entrepreneurs in Nigeria the following:




Financial Management




Business Plan Development




Digital Marketing




Accessing Funding




Business Networks




Confidence Building




Target Beneficiaries




Female entrepreneurs who run nano (less than 3 employees) and micro (between 4 to 9 employees) businesses in Nigeria.




A minimum of secondary school completion qualification.




Ability to understand and communicate in English.




Access to the internet and a Smartphone device with the ability to use the device.




Special consideration will be given to women who are breadwinners, widows, and single parents.




Benefits




Micro Grant financing to 200 participants




Free Business Registration for 200 participants




Free access to Foundation’s Business Plan Developer Tool




Certificate of Completion




Opportunity to be featured on FATE Foundation’s or the partners Social Media pages




Specifically, the BRP will support female entrepreneurs with businesses at the nano and micro levels in two phases:




Phase I:




– Self paced fully online 4 week program




– Access to Business Plan Developer Tool




Phase II:




– Hybrid program led by experienced financial and digital literacy for entrepreneurs experts




– Business Registration Support




– Micro Grant support




Eligibility for Phase II will be dependent on completion of all Modules and requirements from Phase I.




For More Information:




Visit the Official Webpage of the Fate Foundation Business Resilience Programme (BRP)


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