Grants and Contributions:
The Project will fund an innovative business incubation hub which aimed at supporting young women entrepreneurs in Tanzania with mentoring, coaching, and life skills training, as well as providing collaborative workspaces. The hub will also use technological platforms to reach young women. By the end of the initiative, it is expected that many of the 2,440 young women who have received coaching and other support from the Hub will be more assertive as young entrepreneurs and up to 80% of them will have a stronger and more stable business in place. In addition, young women entrepreneurs will be well prepared to submit funding requests to financial institutions – currently an essential barrier for women to enter business.
Belated reporting that should have been included in the 2019-2020 2nd Quarter report
Canada works with Tanzania and other key partners to improve the quality of life of the poorest by helping to strengthen policies, systems, services and institutions in order to reduce poverty and eliminate factors that sustain the inequalities and discrimination confronting Tanzanian women and girls. Empowering women and girls to become equal participants in an inclusive, prosperous and safe society is at the heart of this support.