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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 87204, member: 27"]
Cash flow and hustle skills just leveled up for hundreds of Namibian women, with a UN-backed program pushing thousands of small businesses closer to legit market play.

EntreprenHER impact in Namibia
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[*]The Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare trained 1 485 women.
[*]Since 2017, UN Women has bankrolled the rollout.
[*]Phase three is active, with plans pushing beyond it.
[*]Emma Kantema says the push builds real business muscle.
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Regional reach and partner backing
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[*]Across Namibia, South Africa, and Botswana, 2 400 ventures got help.
[*]De Beers Group has backed the effort for nine years.
[*]Officials are hunting fresh allies for phase four.
[*]Anna Mutavati visited during the latest update.
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Bipa partnership and business stats
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[*]Business and Intellectual Property Authority signed onto the scheme.
[*]Ainna Kaundu cited 27 000 female-led firms nationwide.
[*]Agriculture, textiles, cosmetics, and creative fields dominate.
[*]Kaundu tied national growth directly to women entrepreneurs.
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Entrepreneur story from the program
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[*]Benitha Nakaambo credits the initiative for safeguarding her brand.
[*]Her source-based venture gained protection through the support.
[*]Without that cover, she believes copycats could swipe her name.
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