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Mastercard Foundation, 1 March 2021
The Entrepreneur Support Program (ESP) is designed to support grassroots MSMEs across the Nigerian agriculture and food landscapes to rebuild and strengthen their businesses. Read more »
Grassroots and small businesses in Nigeria continue to struggle for survival due to a range of challenges which the Covid-19 pandemic has only exacerbated. The MSMEs' lack of visibility often impairs their access to market, training, capacity building, and funding opportunities. To truly realize the potential of the food and agriculture sector in Nigeria, which is driven by these underserved MSMEs, Nourishing Africa, the Mastercard Foundation, and U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF) have joined forces to train and provide technical support and catalytic financing to the entrepreneurs. Learn more.
Find out more about Mastercard Foundation in Africa.
Nourishing Africa mission is to "drive the profitable and sustainable growth of the African agriculture and food landscapes by attracting, empowering, equipping, connecting and celebrating over 1 Million dynamic and innovative young agri-food entrepreneurs"
The Mastercard Foundation is committed to supporting economic recovery programs in Africa to enable states to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. On the first French ... Read more »
The Young Africa Works-IITA training program has begun. The training program is a collaboration between Mastercard Foundation's Young Africa Works and the International Institute ... Read more »
Mastercard Foundation's Young Africa Works program, in Nigeria, aims to see 10 million young people, most of them women, in dignified work opportunities by 2030. In line with this ... Read more »
"Agriculture is at the heart of Africa's economic transformation. It will profoundly define the future of work...," says Chidinma Lawanson, Nigeria Country Head at Mastercard ... Read more »
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