Lydia Madintin Konlan, Ghana
Six rural communities. Six hundred rural women trained. One hundred and fifty of them now running their own mu
The Women2KnowHow pillar strengthens the foundational capabilities of women
across the agricultural value chain, from micro-entrepreneurs to growing SMEs, who face gaps in formalization, compliance and business management. Through structured, demand-driven, gender-responsive learning and capacity-building support, it equips women with the knowledge and confidence to formalize, professionalize and make informed decisions that unlock opportunities across
finance, markets and technology.
I would always take a skill over finance. You can have all the money in this world but if you do not have the skill or the understanding of how to manage and grow your business, the money becomes very meaningless
Olga Yanda Patience, VALUE4HER Member & Founder/CEO – WaziEats Cameroon
Every woman agripreneur’s journey is different, but each one needs the right mix of support, opportunity, and connection to thrive.
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Six rural communities. Six hundred rural women trained. One hundred and fifty of them now running their own mu
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