The technical guidance entrusted to Scope Consulting & Services aims to reduce the financial gap of small female-owned businesses on the continent, estimated at 23.5 billion FCFA by the African Development Bank. The event is based on the Youth Entrepreneurship Promotion Program, an operational device since 1989 that has already allocated 5.3 billion FCFA in financial assistance to 2,857 beneficiaries, while generating 9,600 direct jobs, 52% of which are occupied by women.

The direct connection between promoters and credit institutions facilitates the preparation of bankable loan files. Mastery of agro-business software and online purchasing channels accelerates the integration of local farms into regional value chains. The assignment of business mentors to project creators favors the transformation of family micro-activities into structured anonymous companies.

The injection of working capital into female agricultural enterprises increases the market yields of rural areas. The legal structuring of very small businesses secures the collection of local taxes by the public treasury. Increased access to regional markets diversifies the sources of income for households dependent on the informal sector.


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