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Flourish Africa Grant – Flourish Africa Flourish Africa Grant for Female Entrepreneurs Empowering Dreams, Transforming Futures Welcome to the Flourish Africa Grant for Female Entrepreneurs, a ground-breaking initiative committed to the upliftment and empowerment of African women in business. With a dedicated fund of N1.
3 billion, spanning over five years, this program aims to provide comprehensive support to female-owned enterprises through a strategic blend of training, coaching, mentoring, and funding. Training, Coaching, Mentoring, and Funding Empowering Entrepreneurs: Over five years, the program seeks to empower a minimum of 2,500 female-owned enterprises.
This empowerment is achieved through a combination of financial support and structured training, providing these businesses with the resources they need to thrive. Annual Educational Impact: A minimum of 500 female entrepreneurs will be educated each year, culminating in the selection of the top 100 achievers. These outstanding entrepreneurs will be eligible for grants of up to N2 million each from a dedicated N200 million annual funds.
From the 3rd year, the annual fund has been increased to N300 million to accommodate the current inflation rate, so grantees will get up to N3,000,000 each. Tailored Training Curriculum: The Flourish Africa training curriculum is thoughtfully crafted to equip female entrepreneurs with the skills and knowledge necessary for their entrepreneurial journey.
This comprehensive program not only imparts essential business skills but also provides a platform for practical skill development, mentoring, and access to lucrative market opportunities. Business and Life Skills Application Criteria To qualify for the Business and Life Skills training, applicants must meet the following criteria: Age Range: 18 years to 50 years.
Gender: Female (If co-owned with a man, applicants must possess at least 51% ownership of the business). Access to Internet-enabled Devices: Applicants must have access to devices for virtual training over 4 months. Geographic Scope: Businesses must be located in Nigeria, with specific locations announced annually.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Female entrepreneurs in Africa. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Flourish Africa Grant for Female Entrepreneurs is funded by Flourish Africa Women Empowerment Initiative. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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The Peter Gilgan Foundation International Development grant is sponsored by The Peter Gilgan Foundation. This program supports work in international development, focusing on women, youth, and families, Indigenous youth, and climate change. It aims to support women and girls to flourish through evidence-grounded approaches led by strong local partners. The program supports maternal & child health and women & girls' opportunity, with a primary focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.
International Development - Maternal & Child Health is sponsored by Peter Gilgan Foundation. This program supports women and girls to flourish, focusing on evidence-grounded approaches led by strong local partners in Sub-Saharan Africa. It invests in Maternal & Child Health to improve survival, health, and long-term well-being for mothers and children.
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