AMI to offer 100 Female Entrepreneurs from Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs with free business skills training.
AMI to offer 100 Female Entrepreneurs from Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs with free business skills training.
The African Management Institute (AMI) is set to provide 100 female entrepreneurs with training in business skills and tools through a one-year partnership agreement signed with the Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs operating under the Private Sector Federation. The training will aim to support female entrepreneurs to bounce back from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on their businesses through training and advisory services. The training will be accessible to women entrepreneurs who have a membership with the Chamber of women entrepreneurs. Successful applicants will have access to two AMI training programs, Business Survival Bootcamp, and Survive to Thrive with new learning content added to address specific challenges faced by female entrepreneurs.
To apply, visit: https://www.africanmanagers.org/rwandabusinessbootcamp/
For more information, please contact: +250 787 339 435 via SMS or WhatsApp
For more information about the Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs membership, contact: marieolga@gmail.com or womenchamber.psf@gmail.com
AMI igiye guha ba rwiyemezamirimo 100 b’abagore bo muri Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs amahugurwa ku bumenyi ngiro mu bijyanye n’ubucuruzi.
Afican Management Institute (AMI) igiye guha ba rwiyemezamirimo 100 b’abagore amahugurwa ku bumenyi ngiro n’ibikoresho mu bijyanye n’ubucuruzi binyuze mu masezerano y’ubufatanye azamara umwaka yagiranye na Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs ikorera mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera. Ayo mahugurwa azaba agamije gufasha ba rwiyemezamirimo b’abagore kuva mu ngorane ubucuruzi bwabo bwatewe n’icyorezo cyugarije isi cya coronavirus binyuze mu mahugurwa na serivisi z’ubujyanama. Amahugurwa azahabwa ba rwiyemezamirimo b’abagore b’abanyamuryango ba Chamber of women entrepreneurs. Abazemererwa kujya muri ayo mahugurwa bazitabira gahunda z’amahugurwa y’AMI 2 ni ukuvuga amahugurwa yo gukomeza ibigo by’ubucuruzi n’amahugurwa ya gumya ubeho maze ukunguhare,ayo mahugurwa akazibanda ku bumenyi bushya bwongereweho bwo gukemura ingorane zihariye ba rwiyemezamirimo b’abagore bahura nazo.
Kugira ngo wiyandikishe, sura urubuga: https://www.africanmanagers.org/rwandabusinessbootcamp/
Niba ukeneye ibindi bisobanuro, ohereza ubutumwa bugufi (SMS) cyangwa ukoreshe Whatsapp kuri nomero ya telefoni: +250 787 339 435
Niba ukeneye andi makuru ku bijyanye n’abanyamuryango ba Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs, saba ibisobanuro ukoresheje imeyili aderesi : marieolga@gmail.com cyangwa womenchamber.psf@gmail.com
Free business skills training funded by the Mastercard Foundation available for 2,500 MSMEs through a new partnership between Rwanda Development Board and African Management Institute
Free business skills training funded by the Mastercard Foundation available for 2,500 MSMEs through a new partnership between Rwanda Development Board and African Management Institute
The Rwanda Development Board has signed an agreement with the African Management Institute (AMI) to provide 2,500 MSMEs with free business skills and practical tools to support the country’s recovery following the pandemic. The new partnership, which has been made possible by financial support provided by Mastercard Foundation’s COVID-19 Response and Resilience Programme, will support Rwanda’s economic recovery strategy of investing in micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.
AMI’s training programmes aim to increase the number of businesses that overcome the challenges brought about by the pandemic, helping them retain jobs and creating additional employment opportunities, particularly for women and young people.
“From May to August this year, AMI worked with the SME Response Clinic and offered five Business Survival Bootcamp to train Rwandan business owners and entrepreneurs. We were happy to share skills to help businesses manage difficult times, and we are even more excited to work with 2,500 businesses in the years ahead,” said Diederik Wokke, Rwanda Country Manager, African Management Institute.
AMI will offer two types of free training programmes on an ongoing basis from November 2020 to April 2022:
- Business Survival Bootcamp – a one-month course designed to help businesses make it through the ongoing crisis with access to engaging and interactive online workshops, digital tools and guidance, and an opportunity to network with other businesses.
- Survive to Thrive – a six-month advanced course that supports businesses to innovate and prepare for future growth.
The programs will be delivered virtually in Kinyarwanda and English.
The first Business Survival Bootcamp began on 24th November, and the first Survive to Thrive courses will kick-off at the start of 2021. To apply for the programs, visit: www.africanmanagers.org/rwanda
For more information, please contact: +250 787 339 435 via SMS or WhatsApp.
Amahugurwa ku bumenyi ngiro mu bijyanye n’ubucuruzi yatewe inkunga na Mastercard Foundation agenewe Ibigo by’ubucuruzi bito n’ibiciriritse 2.500 (MSME) binyuze mu bufatanye bushya hagati y’Urwego Rushinzwe Iterambere mu Rwanda na African Management Institute
Urwego Rushinzwe Iterambere mu Rwanda rwagiranye amasezerano n’ikigo cya African Institute Management (AMI) yo guha ku buntu Ibigo by’ubucuruzi bito n’ibiciriritse 2.500 (MSME) ubumenyi ngiro mu bijyanye n’ubucuruzi n’ibikoresho byo kwimenyereza mu rwego rwo gufasha igihugu kuzahuka nyuma y’icyorezo cyugarije isi. Ubufatanye bushya, bwagiyeho hifashishijwe inkunga yo mu rwego rw’imari yatanzwe na Mastercard Foundation’s COVID-19 Response and Resilience Programme, buzatera inkunga ingamba yo kuzahura ubukungu bw’u Rwanda mu rwego rw’ibigo by’ubucuruzi bito n’ibiciriritse.
Gahunda z’amahugurwa za AMI zigamije kuzamura umubare w’ibigo by’ubucuruzi bitsinda ingorane byatewe n’icyorezo cyayogoje isi zibifasha kugumishaho imirimo isanzweho no gushyiraho andi mahirwe yo guhanga indi mirimo, by’umwihariko ku bategarugori n’urubyiruko.
Bwana Diederik Wokke, Umuyobozi Uhagarariye African Institute Management yaravuze ati : “Kuva muri Gicurasi kugeza muri Kanama uyu mwaka, AMI yakoranye na SME Response Clinic noneho hashyirwaho ingando 5 zikomeza ibigo by’ubucuruzi (Business Survival Bootcamp) zo guhugura abafite ibigo by’ubucuruzi na ba rwiyemezamirimo.Twashimishijwe no gusangira ubumenyi ngiro bwo gufasha ibigo by’ubucuruzi guhangana n’ibihe bikomeye, kandi dushishikajwe kurushaho no kuzakorana n’ibigo by’ubucuruzi 2.500 mu myaka iri imbere,”.
AMI izakoresha ubwoko bubiri bw’amahugurwa ku buntu ku buryo buhoraho guhera mu Ugushyingo 2020 kugeza muri Mata 2020:
- Ingando zikomeza ibigo by’ubucuruzi – Amasomo azamara ukwezi agamije gufasha ibigo by’ubucuruzi kwikura mu ngorane birimo muri iki gihe hashyirwaho uburyo bwo kubona no gukora inama nyunguranabitekerezo bagiramo uruhare hakoreshejwe ikoranabuhanga, ibikoresho n’indongozi y’ikoranabuhanga, n’uburyo bwo gushyiraho imikoranire n’ibindi bigo by’ubucuruzi.
- Gumya ubeho maze ukungahare – isomo ryisumbuyeho rimara amezi 6 rifasha ibigo by’ubucuruzi guhanga udushya no gutegura iterambere ryabyo mu bihe biri imbere.
Amahugurwa azatangwa hakoreshejwe ikoranabuhanga mu Kinyarwanda n’Icyongereza.
Ingando zikomeza Ibigo by’Ubucuruzi ya mbere yatangiye kuwa 24 Ugushyingo naho amasomo ya mbere ya Gumya Ubeho maze ukungahare akazatangira mu ntangiriro za 2021. Kugira ngo usabe gukurikira aya masomo, sura urubuga rwa: www.africanmanagers.org/rwanda
Niba ukeneye ibindi bisobanuro, ohereza SMS kuri: +250 787 339 435 cyangwa ukoreshe WhatsApp.
RICEM offers capacity building services for cooperatives, SMEs, and microfinance institutions in Rwanda
RICEM offers capacity building services for cooperatives, SMEs, and microfinance institutions in Rwanda
The Rwanda Institute of Cooperatives, Entrepreneurs and Microfinance (RICEM), is a specialized vocational institution under the ownership of Association of Microfinance Institutions of Rwanda (AMIR) and the National Cooperative Confederation of Rwanda (NCCR). The institute’s work focuses on providing capacity building services along with other business advisory services to cooperatives, small- and medium-enterprises (SMEs), and microfinance institutions (MFIs) in Rwanda in the form of training, skills transfer, consultancy, and research.
RICEM’s offerings for each sector are as follows:
Cooperatives
Cooperatives in Rwanda have a huge role in promoting inclusive, sustainable development and economic transformation of the country. The cooperative sector are a unique form of a self-help group that involves pooling members’ resources to realize economies of scope and scale. However, cooperatives face several challenges such as limited information and awareness of existing policies, laws, regulations, and internal rules among several others. RICEM as a specialized vocational institution offers different modules to address the challenges faced by cooperatives such as effective governance, effective leadership and cooperative management among others. Click here to learn more.
SMEs
The state of entrepreneurship has greatly improved in Rwanda with reform campaigns and policies that address business regulations. These have transformed the private sector and made it easier to do business and promote the entrepreneurship sector. However, the entrepreneurship sector still faces several challenges that hinder its players from turning their business ideas into sustainable high-growth businesses that would drive Rwanda towards its vision for growth such as business laws and regulations, business management, business planning among others. Click here to learn more about the specific modules RICEM offers to address these challenges.
MFIs
RICEM is aware of the critical role the microfinance sector plays in providing financial services in Rwanda. The landscape of the microfinance market over the course of time has changed greatly, and institutions in the sector are becoming increasingly more formal. They have been driven towards focusing on improving efficiency by retaining clients and identifying new clients interested in the financial services offered. Technological advancements have induced new modern ways of offering services which are quicker and more efficient. RICEM provides specific modules to support the development of microfinance such as effective governance for MFIs, effective leadership for MFIs and strategic management for MFIs among others. Click on the here to learn more about RICEM’s approach towards addressing challenges faced by the Microfinance sector.
RICEM has facilities that can conduct 8 training programs at a time including those conducted online, and each facility can accommodate from 25-35 participants given the current situation, but in case of normal situations, training facilities can accommodate 50 to 70 participants according to training standards. RICEM short term training programs can last for 3-5 days/week and long term training programs can last up to a year. RICEM has served over 526 participants from 219 non-financial cooperatives, 255 participants from 35 MFIs/SACCOS and 1409 participants from SMEs since the start of 2020.
For more information, please contact: +250783551066 or info@ricem.rw
Embracing Digital Literacy program available for women entrepreneurs
Embracing Digital Literacy program available for women entrepreneurs
The Africa Women’s Entrepreneurship Program Rwanda (AWEP Rwanda) in partnership with the US Embassy is offering an opportunity for women entrepreneurs to acquire different skills they need to further their businesses through the Embracing Digital Literacy training program. AWEP Rwanda is an outreach, education, and engagement initiative that targets women entrepreneurs. Through the program, participants will learn skills in:
- Market Searching
- Business Communication
- Designing Marketing Materials
- Effective Business Locating
- Budgeting
The program is meant to be very interactive and practical, and entrepreneurs will learn both skills on how to incorporate ICT tools in their business activities as well as gain access to a forum of women entrepreneurs that will extend beyond the length of the program. Program participants will also have the opportunity to be able to join the AWEP Rwanda network.
To be eligible for the program, women entrepreneurs must be between the ages of 18 and 35 and have a legally registered business. Proof of registration will be required as part of the application process.
The program will take place in four districts of Kigali, Huye, Kayonza, and Rubavu. The program in Kigali will take place from 19th to 20th of November 2020. Dates for other districts will be communicated later.
For more information and application details, click here: Application Details
For any questions, please contact: +250 788 358 891 or aweprwanda@gmail.com.
AMI Virtual Speed Networking Event
Every month, we provide a supportive space for a community of ambitious entrepreneurs from across Africa, to network in this structured speed networking session.
This virtual networking event includes:
- Talk & Q&A with renowned entrepreneur Ciiru Waweru Waithaka who has received recognition from heads of state during the UK-Investment summit in 2020; Michelle Obama and Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women Program for her work in sustainable manufacturing.
- 45mins of facilitated speed networking to connect and interact with other entrepreneurs from across the continent
- Access to a FREE practical tool to help you understand and connect with your customers
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Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and network with entrepreneurs from across the continent next week Wednesday 30th September 2020 at 8 p.m. EAT / 7 p.m. South and Central / 6 p.m. West Africa / 5 p.m. GMT.
Limited slots are available.
Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs/PSF with Support of UN Women provides Business Clinics for Women-Led Businesses affected by COVID-19 in Rwanda
Rwanda Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs/PSF with Support of UN Women provides Business Clinics for Women-Led Businesses affected by COVID-19 in Rwanda
In Rwanda, women-owned businesses account for about one-third of all businesses, a large portion of the economy. As the PSF – Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs’ mandate is to provide advocacy, capacity building, linkages to local and international markets, and experience sharing among women through networking, they initiated a series of Business Clinics to help their members cope during the COVID-19 pandemic, and build back better.
With support from UN Women, and in partnership with BPN Rwanda and the Kora Coaching Group, the Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs assessed their members to find out their challenges and greatest needs during the pandemic. From this assessment, they designed a series of business continuity advisory services combined with psychosocial support services, with one-on-one coaching sessions for a pilot cohort of thirty women-owned businesses in Kigali.
The biggest challenge for women during the pandemic was that it came with no warning, and no business had time to prepare or make a strategy. The major challenges the entrepreneurs faced were that those who had merchandise at customs were unable to access them and had difficulties paying employees when there was no work.
These challenges brought both psychological and professional distress to many businesses. Women in the business clinic needed both support in assessing how their businesses were operating prior to COVID-19, as well as the assistance in making recovery plans for the future.
These interventions have been greatly appreciated by women who were part of the first cohort who noted that they had never imagined that they could find ways to either transform or adjust their business practices to survive the pandemic.
What they have received in terms of knowledge and skills has contributed much more to our businesses than money ever could.”
– Agnès Samputu, Director, PSF Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs
The Chairperson of RCWE insists on the expected outcome and impact of this project on the lives of women entrepreneurs in Rwanda.
“As the Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs, the COVID-19 pandemic provides us with a challenge and an opportunity to advocate for systemic changes and appropriate policies, interventions and actions that protect Rwandan women entrepreneurs and all the women in general from being disproportionately affected by shocks like these in the future. It is our belief that these changes could also have a far-reaching effect on the state of women entrepreneurs and women equality in Rwanda at even more stable times, post COVID-19.”
– Jeanne Francoise Mubiligi, The Chairperson, PSF-Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs
UN Women noted that the efforts made through the business clinic to restore women’s businesses and provide the necessary psychosocial support have shown positive results, and that they look forward to continuing these types of business clinics in a sustainable way. Since a core value of UN Women is to “Leave No One Behind,” partners are exploring ways to bring these workshops and mentoring to small businesses in other provinces of the country.
‘‘The COVID-19 crisis is both a health and a socio-economic crisis. With this business clinic we hope to provide the quick and quality support to assist as many women-owned businesses as possible. We have already secured funding to extend the support to 100 women entrepreneurs and we are encouraged that new partners might be joining us in this endeavor. Supporting more women-owned businesses to launch, own and manage small and medium enterprises is integral to our work as UN Women. This is at the heart of our collaboration with the government and with the private sector. As we enter the decade of the SDGs and try to build a better, greener, inclusive, and equitable world post COVID-19, we must ensure that women are not left behind.’’
– Fatou Lo, UN Women Representative in Rwanda
To this end, a second cohort will begin soon. While the situation of COVID-19 is stabilizing to some extent, the knowledge and skills conveyed through the business clinic, along with the psycho-social support and mentoring, have the potential to reach out to small businesses nationwide. It may also help women entrepreneurs who are not aware of the Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs to learn about its existence and activities, and motivate them to join.
Currently, the business clinics are available only to those women who are members of the Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs in good standing, and who have expressed their needs and committed to participate in the program and improving or transforming their businesses.
How can one become a member of the PSF chamber?
To become a member of the PSF- Chamber of Women Entrepreneurs, a business woman must have a legally registered business, and pay dues on a yearly basis. For more information, contact the Chamber’s Membership Coordinator, Marie Olga Mukayisenga, or visit them on Twitter (@chamberofwomen):
To learn more about the Women’s Business Clinics, you can also check out these videos:
CNBC Africa: Chamber Launches Business Clinics…https://www.cnbcafrica.com/videos/2020/07/09/chamber-launches-business-clinics-to-support-women-led-businesses/
KORA Coaching Group: Business Clinic Launch Rwanda Women Entrepreneurs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mslpOQ8kUws
CNBC Africa: This Business Advisory Clinic Seeks to Empower Women Entrepreneurs in Rwanda https://www.cnbcafrica.com/videos/2020/07/20/this-business-advisory-clinic-seeks-to-empower-women-entrepreneurs-in-rwanda/
Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera, kuwa 21 Kanama
Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera hamwe na UN Women batanga amahugurwa ku bucuruzi bwa ba Rwiyemezamirimo b’Abagore mu Rwanda.
Mu Rwanda, ibikorwa by’ubucuruzi by’abagore byihariye hafi kimwe cya gatatu cy’ibikorwa by’ubucuruzi byose, bikaba bigize igice kinini cy’ubukungu. Nk’uko Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera rifite inshingano zo kubakorera ubuvugizi, kubaka ubushobozi, kubahuza n’amasoko yo mu gihugu no hanze yacyo, hamwe no gusangira ubunararibonye hagati y’abagore binyujijwe mu gukorana, batangije uruhererekane rw’amahugurwa ku bucuruzi mu rwego rwo gufasha abanyamuryango babo guhangana n’ibibazo byatewe n’icyorezo cya COVID-19, no kurushaho kwiyubaka.
Ku nkunga ya UN Women, no ku bufatanye na BPN Rwanda hamwe na Kora Coaching Group, Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera bakoze ubushakashatsi ku banyamuryango babo hagamijwe kureba imbogamizi bahura nazo n’ibyo bakeneye kurusha ibindi mu gihe cy’icyorezo. Muri ubwo bushakashatsi, bashyizeho serivisi zitandukanye z’ubujyanama bwakwifashishwa mu gukomeza ibikorwa by’ubucuruzi hamwe na serivisi z’ubujyanama mu rwego rw’imitekerereze n’imibereho myiza, binyujijwe mu masomo ahabwa buri muntu ku giti cye yahawe ibikorwa by’ubucuruzi 30 by’abagore biri mu cyiciro kimwe muri Kigali byakoreweho igeragezwa.
Imbogamizi ikomeye abagore bahuye nayo mu gihe cy’icyorezo ni uko cyaje gitunguranye, bityo nta gihe cyo kwitegura cyangwa cyo gushyiraho ingamba cyabayeho. Imbogamizi zikomeye kandi ba rwiyemezamirimo bahuye nazo ni uko abari bafite ibicuruzwa kuri gasutamo batabashije kubibona, kandi ntibanabasha kwishyura abakozi kuko nta kazi kari gahari.
Izi mbogamizi zateje ibibazo mu rwego rw’imitekerereze no mu rwego rw’akazi ku bacuruzi benshi. Abagore bitabiriye amahugurwa ku bucuruzi bari bakeneye ubufasha mu gusuzuma uko ubucuruzi bwabo bwari buhagaze mbere ya COVID-19, hamwe n’ubufasha mu gushyiraho gahunda zo kuzahura ubukungu mu gihe kizaza.
Abagore bitabiriye icyiciro cya mbere bishimiye ibi bikorwa; bavuze ko batigeze batekereza na rimwe ko bashoboraga guhindura cyangwa kujyanisha n’igihe ibikorwa by’ubucuruzi byabo kugira ngo babashe kurokoka icyorezo.
Agnès Samputu, Umuyobozi w’Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera yagize ati : «ubumenyi n’ubumenyi ngiro baduhaye bwaradufashije cyane mu bucuruzi bwacu kurusha kuba bari kuduha amafaranga.»
Umuyobozi wa RCWE ashimangira inyungu zitezwe n’impinduka nziza uyu mushinga uzagira ku buzima bwa ba rwiyemezamirimo b’abagore mu Rwanda.
Jeanne Francoise Mubiligi, Umuyobozi w’Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera yagize ati:
«Nk’Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera, icyorezo cya COVID-19 cyatubereye imbogamizi ariko kinatubera uburyo bwo gukora ubuvugizi kugira ngo hakorwe impinduka z’uburyo ibintu bikorwamo, hanashyirweho politiki zikwiriye, hamwe n’ibikorwa byo kurengera ba rwiyemezamirimo b’Abanyarwandakazi ndetse n’abagore bose muri rusange kugira ngo mu gihe kizaza batazongera kwibasirwa n’ibibazo nk’ibi cyane kurusha abandi. Twizera ko izi mpinduka zishobora kugira ingaruka ku mibereho ya ba rwiyemezamirimo b’abagore benshi no ku buringanire bw’abagore n’abagabo mu Rwanda mu bihe bisanzwe, nyuma ya COVID-19.”
UN Women yagaragaje ko ibyakoze mu mahugurwa yo kuzahura ubucuruzi bw’abagore hamwe no gutanga ubufasha bukenewe mu rwego rw’imitekerereze n’imibereho myiza byatanze umusaruro, kandi ko bateganya kuzakomeza amahugurwa nk’aya ku bucuruzi ku buryo burambye. Bitewe n’uko indangagaciro ngenderwaho ya UN Women igira iti : « Ntagusiga n’umwe inyuma », abafatanyabikorwa bari kwiga uburyo bwo kuzatanga aya mahugurwa n’ubujyanama ku bacuruzi bato mu zindi ntara z’igihugu.
Fatou Lo, Uhagarariye UN Women mu Rwanda yagize ati:
« COVID-19 ni ikibazo gikomeye ku buzima no ku bukungu n’imibereho y’imiryango. Muri aya mahugurwa ku bucuruzi, twizeye ko tuzatanga ubufasha bwihuse kandi bunoze mu gushyigikira ibikorwa by’ubucuruzi by’abagore byinshi bishoboka. Twamaze kubona amafaranga yo kongera ubufasha dutanga bukagera kuri ba rwiyemezamirimo 100 b’abagore, kandi twizeye ko hari abafatanyabikorwa bashya bashobora kuzadushyigikira muri iki gikorwa. Gufasha abagore benshi gutangiza ibikorwa by’ubucuruzi, kugira no kuyobora ibigo by’ubucuruzi bito n’ibiciriritse biri mu nshingano zacu nka UN Women. Iki ni ikintu cy’ingenzi mu mikoranire yacu na guverinoma hamwe n’urwego rw’abikorera. Bitewe n’uko turi muri Gahunda y’Intego z’iterambere rirambye, hamwe no kugerageza kubaka isi nziza kurushaho, yita ku bidukikije, idaheza, kandi idasumbanya nyuma ya COVID-19, tugomba gukora ku buryo abagore badasigara inyuma.»
Ni muri uru rwego, ikindi cyiciro kizatangira vuba. Uko COVID-19 izagenda igabanuka, ubumenyi n’ubumenyi ngiro bwatanzwe mu mahugurwa ku bucuruzi, hamwe n’ubufasha mu rwego rw’imitekerereze n’imibereho, ndetse n’ubujyanama, bizagera ku bacuruzi bato mu gihugu hose. Bizafasha kandi ba rwiyemezamirimo b’abagore batari bazi Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera kumenya ko ririho n’ibikorwa rikora, bityo bikanabatera imbaraga zo kurijyamo.
Muri iyi minsi, amahugurwa ku bucuruzi ahabwa gusa abagore bari mu Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera bagaragaje ko bayakeneye kandi bakiyemeza kugira uruhare muri iyo gahunda, kandi bakanoza cyangwa bagahindura ubucuruzi bwabo.
Ni gute umuntu aba umunyamuryango w’Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera?
Kugira ngo abe umunyamuryango w’Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera, rwiyemezamirimo w’umugore agomba kuba afite ubucuruzi bumwanditseho ku buryo bwemewe n’amategeko, kandi akishyura umusanzu buri mwaka. Ku yandi makuru, wakwegera Umuhuzabikorwa ushinzwe abanyamuryango b’Ishami ry’Abagore mu Rugaga rw’Abikorera, Marie Olga Mukayisenga, cyangwa ukabasura kuri Twitter yabo (@chamberofwomen):
Ushaka kumenya byimbitse ibyerekeranye n’amahugurwa ku bikorwa by’ubucuruzi by’abagore, ushobora kureba aya mashusho:
CNBC Africa: Chamber Launches Business Clinics…https://www.cnbcafrica.com/videos/2020/07/09/chamber-launches-business-clinics-to-support-women-led-businesses/
KORA Coaching Group: Business Clinic Launch Rwanda Women Entrepreneurs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mslpOQ8kUws
CNBC Africa: This Business Advisory Clinic Seeks to Empower Women Entrepreneurs in Rwanda https://www.cnbcafrica.com/videos/2020/07/20/this-business-advisory-clinic-seeks-to-empower-women-entrepreneurs-in-rwanda/