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for agricultural productivity and agro-processing in various value chains and supported to get access to land.
infrastructure market-sheds and cross-border markets constructed, amongst others
in 18 countries innovative practices, such as mobile banking enabled women in remotest areas to access microcredit
skills for creation and management of Small and Medium Enterprises - especially among informal women traders
enabling 27,000 women to get access to extension services, technologies and financing
created for 140,000 women and youth
reproductive health.
supported through counselling, legal advice, medical care and the establishment of safe houses for rehabilitation and reintegration.
strengthened to move forward the Gender agenda.
equality and women’s rights.
through support to over 4,000 women involved in informal cross border trade
for gender equality, women's rights and empowerment
strengthened in 24 countries
Business Incubators for African Women Entrepreneurs strengthened for women SMEs and youth mentorship in ECOWAS and COMESA region.
among women and girls in 23 African countries.
empowered to promote environmental sustainability and resilience
women benefitted from investments in socio-economic infrastructure, access to equipment and ICT.
women and youth economically empowered through business and vocational skills, amongst others
empowered through business and vocational skills training, amongst others
and self-employment opportunities
frameworks for gender equality, women’s rights and empowerment strengthened in 24 countries.
through support to over 4,000 women involved in informal cross border trade
micro credit schemes were set-up and supported
in 38 African countries