Supporting Small Businesses
At KilSah, we understand the challenges small businesses face because we specialize in working with them. Our work with formal and informal enterprises, women-owned firms, and youth entrepreneurs impact local communities. Our training and mentoring services help small business owners and youth entrepreneurs learn to structure and properly manage their businesses, increasing their chances of staying in business, accessing finance and new markets, and growing. We work across multiple sectors, including but not limited to – agribusiness, creative, retail, education, health, and technology.
Updates
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How Increased U.S. Tariffs Could Impact African MSMEs
This article looks at how U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China could affect MSMEs in Africa. By examining the global ripple effects of trade policies, we touch both on the challenges posed by increased costs and supply chain disruption and the potential opportunities that could arise from trade diversion and market reorientation.
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Youth Power Organization partners with KilSah Consulting to implement the European Union's DigiSkill Project - Bridging the Digital Divide for a Smarter Future.
In today’s world, digital skills are more important than ever. To help young people, youth workers, and entrepreneurs gain the tools they need to succeed, a group.
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Combating Climate Change Through Youth Entrepreneurship
Youth entrepreneurs are not just fighting the effects of climate change but also creating jobs and a vision of a sustainable future. With their creativity, resilience, and passion, Africa’s young changemakers are proving they aren’t just part of the solution but leading the way.
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Recommendations for Promoting Youth Entrepreneurship
Promoting Youth Entrepreneurship to start their own businesses is crucial. Despite facing significant challenges, young people in Africa are launching startups and turning their passion projects into income streams.
Impact
Our support services include business development that helps MSMEs sustain their business.
Through our support initiatives, small enterprises were able to create jobs.
Access to grants helped entrepreneurs (primarily women) purchase equipment and other resources to scale.
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