Ghana, together with Cameroon, was the first country in which WIDU supported small businesses together with the Diaspora. Since the successful piloting in November 2019, hundreds of entrepreneurs from all over the country have benefited from professional business coaching and funding through the diaspora's investements and our available grants.
Together with the coaching organization Thinking Minds Ghana, we work to support sustainable and profitable small businesses.
Find more information about the Thematic Call, eligibility requirements and other useful support on our Local Call: #GreenGhana website.
Find more information about the Local Call, eligibility requirements and other useful support on our Local Call: #DigitalizationCall Website.
Kazim provides solar solutions, making clean energy accessible to local communities.
Eva founded an academy offering activities to support children's mental health and development.
Nancy grew Samoo Hills Tea into a thriving business, creating jobs and boosting the local economy.
Christine Kerubo Nyamweya, makes quality healthcare more accessible through Uzwela Medical Centre.
Lilian turned her passion for baking into a business, a thriving bakery that empowers others.
Risa leads Renil Olchekut Ranch, blending Maasai heritage with innovation for a sustainable future.
"Héros de Tunisie" introduces visitors to Tunisia's historical heritage in a fun and inclusive way.
Thanks to the Original WIDU Grant Janet Frimpong has been able to expand her aluminium business.