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Mastercard Foundation, 24 February 2022
Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Uganda, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, today launched a five-year Micro and Small Enterprise (MSE) Recovery Fund under the Young… Read more »
Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Uganda, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, has launched a five-year Micro and Small Enterprise (MSE) Recovery Fund under the Young Africa Works initiative, to boost 50,000 enterprises recovering from the effects of the pandemic.The US$20 million (approximately UShs70 billion) fund will shorten the recovery process of youth and women-owned businesses that employ and sustain the livelihood of millions of Ugandans and will also directly secure 100,000 at-risk jobs while enabling 150,000 additional opportunities for dignified and fulfilling work for young people. Read on.
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Mastercard Foundation and Financial Sector Deepening Launch New Fund to Revive 50,000 Micro and Small Enterprises in Uganda
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