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Home»Search by Region»Africa»Graça Machel Trust Women Creating Wealth-Intergenerational (WCW-I) Program 2025

Graça Machel Trust Women Creating Wealth-Intergenerational (WCW-I) Program 2025

Jude OgarJune 13, 20253 Mins Read
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Deadline: June 24, 2025

Applications are open for the Graça Machel Trust Women Creating Wealth-Intergenerational (WCW-I) Program 2025. Are you a woman entrepreneur with a vision but no clear roadmap? You’re not alone, and you’re not without support. The Graça Machel Trust’s Women Creating Wealth-Intergenerational (WCW-I) edition, in partnership with the MasterCard Foundation, is designed to build women entrepreneurs’ confidence, skills, and networks to scale their businesses and transition from income generation to wealth creation.

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This is more than a program. It’s a movement that aims to transform Africa’s economies through meaningful support to women entrepreneurs. And you belong here.

Benefits

As a Women Creating Wealth (WCW) entrepreneur, you gain access to:

  • Practical Business Skills: Build strong foundations in business readiness, market access, and financial management.
  • Powerful Toolkits: Work through structured toolkits that help you apply learning directly to your business.
  • Growth Strategy Development: Develop a clear 3-Year Growth Plan and a compelling Pitch Deck to map out your next level.
  • Technical Coaching: Receive expert coaching to strengthen your business model, improve systems, and scale sustainably.
  • Supportive Entrepreneurial Network: Connect with a community of like-minded women entrepreneurs across the continent.
  • Visibility and Recognition: Gain the opportunity to graduate and be certified at our prestigious WCW Country Forums.
  • Sustainable Business Building: Shift from survival mode to long-term growth – building businesses that create wealth, impact, and jobs.

Eligibility

  • Young and established women who are operating a business in at least one of the following countries at the date of application: Kenya, Malawi, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia
  • Age: 18-years old and above.
  • Must have completed secondary school education.
  • Have an annual business turnover of between USD 10,000 to USD 500,000 or the equivalent of the local currency.
  • Have business experience of at least 2 years of operating any form of business.
  • You are not presently engaged in another entrepreneurship support program lasting longer than a week.
  • Your business currently employs a minimum of 5 young people and demonstrates the potential to expand further, creating additional job opportunities for the youth.
  • Have an operational business or a product/service that can be tested in the market with the potential for growth and impact.
  • Businesses can be sole proprietorships, partnerships, companies, cooperatives, or groups.
  • Business must fall within any of the following sectors:
    • Agriculture
    • Tourism
    • Manufacturing and Value addition
    • Transport and Infrastructure
    • Information & Communications Technology (ICT)
    • Building & Construction
    • Trade and services
    • Renewable Energy/Green Energy

Application

The program course will be offered on an online platform, Learning Management System (LMS) therefore, you need to have access to the internet.

  • There will be self-learning sessions, coaching sessions and peer-to-peer learning opportunities
  • There will be virtual networking sessions/roundtables/workshops.
  • There will be opportunities for face-to-face workshops and networking sessions.

Click here to apply

For more information, visit Women Creating Wealth-Intergenerational (WCW-I).

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Jude Ogar is an educator and youth development practitioner with years of experience working in the education and youth development space. He is passionate about the development of youth in Africa.

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