Deadline: December 31, 2024
Are you a woman entrepreneur or aspiring entrepreneur ready to thrive in the digital economy? The Women in Digital Business (WIDB) Training Program 2025 is here to equip you with essential skills, tools, and strategies to digitally transform your business for success.
The Women in Digital Business (WiDB) Program is a pioneering initiative by AM-Steve House, in partnership with the International Training Centre of the ILO (ITC/ILO) and Microsoft Philanthropies. This program is designed to empower African women entrepreneurs to thrive in the digital economy by providing the tools, training, and support needed for sustainable business growth and formalization.
Digital transformation has revolutionized the way businesses operate, creating unprecedented opportunities for women entrepreneurs. From building an online presence to optimizing operations with innovative technologies, the potential is limitless. Yet, many entrepreneurs face challenges in adopting these advancements effectively. The WiDB program addresses these challenges, offering a holistic approach to equip women entrepreneurs with the skills, knowledge, and resources to harness the power of digital technologies and formalize their businesses.
Benefits
- Build a strong online presence and learn how to sell and manage business processes digitally.
- Access tailored training from ITC/ILO’s internationally recognized Start and Improve Your Business (SIYB) program.
- Receive formalization support, including free business registration for qualifying participants.
- Join a network of empowered women entrepreneurs across Africa.
Eligibility
- Be a woman aged 18–60 years (born between December 10, 1964, and December 10, 2006).
- Be African and a resident of one of Africa’s 55 countries.
- You must have a valid email and WhatsApp accounts.
- You must have access to a connected computer or smartphone with which you can access online.
- Be an entrepreneur or aspiring entrepreneur with:
- An existing business, or
- A business idea you intend to implement within the next six months.
- Preference will be given to non-tech micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
- Fluency in English Language.
Application
For more information, visit Women in Digital Business.
