A pro-poor growth and promotion of employment programme, tagged SEDIN, said it will hold a training session for owners of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) on Tuesday.
SEDIN is part of the Sustainable Economic Development Cluster (SEDEC) of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) of Germany, promoting economic development and employment.
It targets owners and employees of MSMEs as well as members of economically active low-income households.
SEDIN’s head of programme, Markus Wauschkuhn, said the webinar training will bring together industry experts, MSMEs and other relevant partners to improve the framework conditions for business and to promote entrepreneurship.
The programme also provides support to young people, migrants, farmers, women and MSMEs across four thematic areas.
The third phase of the SEDIN programme has so far improved financial literacy for over 105,000 beneficiaries, enhanced entrepreneurship skills for over 15,000 students and created 5,366 new jobs in the agricultural value chain.
