Call For Applications by BRACE (Building Resilience Against Climate and Environmental Shocks)..


 Another great opportunity for agricultural business men and

 women in Africa in line with BRACE program.


APPLICATION ENDS THIS MONTH.







Capacity development program aimed at supporting (SMEs) in the Agricultural sector in Africa to ascertain the effect of climate change in their businesses and to enable them cultivate the best strategies that would mitigate the effect of climate change through climate change smart practices adoption, is currently accepting applications from African agripreneurs. 



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The program focuses on empowering African agricultural entrepreneurs in enhancing their business growth and climate change resilience. According to Brace, their mission extend beyond skill development to providing exposure to various opportunities found in agricultural sector around the world today. Seeing a future where agricultural entrepreneurs succeed and grow more and as well contribute to the long term sustainability practices which contributes to the betterment of agricultural sector.

BRACE in this cohort 2 Batch 3 aims at assisting agripreneurs through training, interactive sessions, peer learning and practical applications



This wonderful opportunity comes with various opportunities for the applicants who adhere to the guide lines but before then, these are some of the benefits of the program:


  • Funding support
  • Market linkages to enable fast business growth
  • Opportunity to join the AFC hub community for additional resources 
  • Access to trainings by experts through live interactive and mentoring sessions
  • Hands on practical assignments 
  • Co creation of solutions
  • experience sharing
  • Provision of information, tools and resource to enable investment approaches that work in line with sustainable climate solutions.
  • Peer_to_peer learning network.
ELIGIBILITY:
  • A citizen of an African country
  • Animal production sector 
  • Crops, plants production etc.
  • Applicants must be between the ages of 18 to 40 years old
  • The business must be registered

 
Click here to submit your application.
Don't forget to share this information with others to enable them apply before the application  submissions  deadline which is September 11, 2024.
  Apply .                                

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