
Youth Skills Development
Practical vocational training in trades with real local demand, ending with a toolkit and help finding work.
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Start-up grants, business training and a cooperative network for women building small enterprises.
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Overview
The Women Enterprise Initiative provides a start-up grant alongside the training and peer structure that make it stick. Grants without support are spent; support without capital is advice.
Members join a cooperative that continues after the programme ends, giving access to bulk purchasing, shared storage and a rotating savings scheme.
Eligibility
These are the criteria we check. They are the same rules the portal uses when it tells you whether you are eligible — there is only one set of them.
You live in Olokoro or a neighbouring community in Umuahia South, Umuahia North or Ikwuano.
This programme is open to women.
You are 18 or older.
If you do not meet a criterion you can still apply, but your application is likely to be unsuccessful. Sign in and complete your profile to see where you stand before you start.
Before you start
Gather these before you begin so you can finish in one sitting. You can photograph them with your phone — there is no need to scan.
Proof of identityRequired
A national ID card, international passport, driver's licence or voter's card. A clear photograph taken on your phone is fine.
PDF, JPEG, PNG · up to 5 MB
Business plan or descriptionRequired
A short description of the business you want to build. One page is enough — we are not looking for a formal document.
PDF, JPEG, PNG · up to 5 MB
How to apply
Questions
Ask before you apply — it costs nothing to find out.
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Practical vocational training in trades with real local demand, ending with a toolkit and help finding work.
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