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Chase bank has through the identification of unique and profitable segments such as the SME market, has positioned itself as the preferred SME Bank. We have uniquely tailored products to suit the needs of SMEs in the country to ensure that they benefit from the varied financing options.
The Bank has established partnerships with the aim of capacity building for entrepreneurs and increasing their knowledge in book keeping. Our focus is to continually deliver a unique banking experience modelled around a one stop financial solutions product offering. Through this, we will ensure that our customers financial needs are all met under one roof. More...
Enablis provides its member entrepreneurs with access to personalized learning, mentoring and coaching programmes, as well as networking opportunities and financing to ensure that each develops to his or her full entrepreneurial capacity.Through its programmes and services, Enablis provides its member entrepreneurs with Affordable access to technological, human and operational resources in a manner adapted to the needs of each member’s enterprise, capital on terms and conditions in line with the circumstances and the development stage of the member’s enterprise and, The means and tools by which members are able to share among themselves, their business and life experiences in a permanent search to be a better person, citizen and entrepreneur.More...
The Youth Entrepreneurship Facility (YEF) is a partnership between the Africa Commission, the Youth Employment Network (YEN), and the International Labour Organization (ILO) and is implemented through its head office at the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and through offices in Kenya and Uganda. The Unleashing African Entrepreneurship initiative enables young men and women to turn their energy and ideas into business opportunities contributing to the creation of decent work for young Africans, both as a means of self-employment and as job creation for others.
The initiative has six strategic components to unleash the ideas of existing and emerging entrepreneurs. The six components aim at
- Fostering a culture of entrepreneurship among young people,
- Introducing entrepreneurship education in schools,
- Making sure that potential and existing young entrepreneurship have access to business development services,
- Enabling access to finance for young entrepreneurs,
- Strengthening youth-led organizations through a youth-to-youth fund, and
- Promoting evidence-based advocacy to better understand what works in youth entrepreneurship development.
