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Adunyame Foundation empowers Jana women
Organised by the Adunyame Foundation’s Community Women Empowerment Programme, the women were given new business knowledge, trained in soap-making and access to financial services.
Women in Jana, a remote community in Northern Ghana, have benefitted from a vocational training, entrepreneurship education and financial support programme, aimed at turning their new skills into sustainable businesses.
Perez Perry Adunyame, Project Lead of Adunyame Foundation, assured participants of the Foundation's long-term commitment to the initiative and emphasised that the programme had been designed with sustainability at its core.
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