Available Grants And Activities in Ghana

In November 2019, Ghana together with Cameroon, were the first countries in Africa where WIDU started its activities in promoting small businesses in cooperation with the diaspora. Since then, hundreds of entrepreneurs from all over the country have benefited from professional business coaching and funding.

Together with the coaching organization Thinking Linds Ghana, we work to support sustainable and profitable small businesses.

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Local Call: #DigitalizationCall

Find more information about the Local Call, eligibility requirements and other useful support on our Local Call: #DigitalizationCall Website.

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Coaching Organisations in Ghana

Thinking Minds Ghana

Thinking Minds Ghana

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Success Stories

Success stories

Yolanda

Leather steps and accessories with a touch of love and art

Yolanda Odida's Kenya-Crafted Leather, Empowered by WIDU for Sustainable Success

Soumaya Hammami

A Tunisian packaging company goes green

Soumaya has transformed her cardboard packaging project into an eco-responsible business.

Tabitha Wanjira

Crafting Durable Solutions with Kakuma Women Refugees for a Green Future

ICOKE MAZINGIRA, a business that promotes durable solutions for refugee communities

Florence Mogere

Fresh and healthy vegetables for Kenyans living in cities

Florence produces locally grown und frozen vegetables full of vitamins for people living in cities.

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Waste to Jobs through Sustainable Biogas Production?

Solange, Biogas Technology founder, fosters sustainable job creation in Cameroon.

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Mellow Group - Inspiration for a Generation of Young Entrepreneurs in Cameroon

Sandra, the young founder of Mellow Group, produces wooden furniture in Cameroon.

GIC Bellomar

Stopping The Spread of Corona - With Spoiled Fruit

Bellomar advances Cameroon research with fruit waste alcohol, thanks to Corona Business Grant.

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Nohi’s Chocolate is 100 % Cameroon – Thanks to Private Investment by Diaspora

Chocolate from Cameroon for Cameroonians: The Nohi factory produces 100% locally.

Access to Financing Helps Togolese Soap Factory Flourish

Thanks to WIDU Grant and remittances, the soap company RO positively impacts the local economy.

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