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Adwumawura Programme trains second cohort of young entrepreneurs in Bono East

What Beneficiaries Received The Adwumawura Programme offers a comprehensive support package designed to give young entrepreneurs a competitive edge: · Five weeks of intensive entrepreneurship and business development training· Access to grant support and startup equipment· Six months of structured post-training mentorship and coaching This holistic approach ensures that participants are not only trained but also adequately supported as they navigate the challenging terrain of business ownership.
Young entrepreneurs in the Bono East Region have completed the training phase of the second cohort of the government’s Adwumawura Programme, with beneficiaries exploring funding and market opportunities to grow their businesses.
The programme, implemented under the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), provides entrepreneurship training, startup support and mentorship to young Ghanaians seeking to establish or expand businesses.
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