Startup Women Support Programme 2017-2025
Implementation of Government scheme 939 on “Startup Support for Women 2017-2025” to facilitate women’s participation in the business and start-up sector. The main objective of this programme is to improve incomes and improve the quality of life of women, families and communities.
With the support of this program, start-up women will have access to the resources and business knowledge they need to succeed in starting a business. The program also focuses on providing consultancy, training and business management to help start-ups better understand business management, finance, marketing and activities related to building a sustainable business.
The program also creates employment opportunities and increases incomes for women, especially women in rural areas and other disadvantaged groups. Businesses founded and run by women will also contribute positively to the economic and social development of the country, helping to improve the quality of life for themselves, their families and their communities.
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