Job creation emerges as a potent tool in the fight against poverty, not only by bolstering economic prospects but also by fostering positive social impact.
MSMEs contribute to Africa’s GDP, and they can play a vital role in advancing the SDGs through their operations
Digital technology can transform the informal economy by improving the type of job opportunities in the sector, particularly in the areas of digital entrepreneurship, digital marketing, e-commerce, and other technology services.
Transitioning to a cashless society has many benefits for small enterprises, including helping many micro and small enterprises go from the informal to the formal financial sector, increasing their access to finance and new market
Road infrastructure is critical to the economic development of any country because it enables the free movement of people, goods, and services, which benefits MSMEs’ performance.
Youth empowerment provides young individuals with adequate support for the skills and knowledge they need to survive and succeed. The youth are the future, but to reach their full potential, governments must make a concerted effort to implement policies and programs that will empower youths.
Climate change effects further worsen the condition of the poor, so fighting climate change can help us fight poverty in africa.
Access to finance is one of the major obstacles affecting Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) growth in Africa.
Capital is an integral part of any business and is highly needed to keep a small or large business running. In sub-Saharan Africa, there are more than 44 million micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
Social safety nets are essential to fight poverty and help the poor deal with crises or shocks stemming from natural disasters caused by climate change, pandemics, or even wars like the one in Ukraine.
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Enterprises (MSMEs).
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