Education, Enterprise and Empowerment, by and for Rural Women
Gender inequality is not only a pressing moral and social issue but also a critical economic challenge. As a McKinsey study highlights, fully closing gender gaps would add $28 trillion to annual GDP by 2025. The Enriche program supports women’s aspiration to transform themselves and their communities. It provides them with the opportunity to embark on an empowerment journey; a journey to gain the confidence, skills and knowledge they need to reach their full potential as agents of sustainable change and to support their entrepreneurial aspirations.
Eight Areas of Impact
PROGRAM OVERVIEW - ENRICHE BUILDING BLOCKS
ENHANCE
Participatorty Workshops Tailored to Women Needs
An awareness, confidence and skills building journey offering participants an opportunity to (un)learn, reflect and envision their empowerment journey across 7 key areas of knowledge, in a group setting
Enable
Livelihood Skills,Assets & Handholding
Livelihood skills training relevant to local resources and market opportunities. Transfer of assets as “in kind” seed capital. Social Enterprises providing support throughout the entire Value Chain.
Engage
Community Outreachand Mobilization
Encouragement to participantsto share their skills andknowledge within theircommunities Supportto transform community aspirations into practicalactions and solutions
Establish
Mentoring, Financial & Market Services
Provide participants with access to financial services, local mentoring opportunities and market linkages needed for them to become self-reliant and resilient entrepreneurs and agents of change.
TAILORED, CO CREATED, SCALABLE AND DIGITAL
Enriche is tailored to the aspirations of women and their communities and takes into consideration local needs, opportunities and challenges.
The curriculum is built in collaboration with partner organizations with expertise in developing successful training, solutions, business models.
Trained to share, women transfer their knowledge to the other members of their communities and help their communities improve quality of life.
Teaching aids and tools are designed for a rural, non-literate audience, using audio, visual and digital contentin local languages and adapted to local realities.