- The project will offer support services such as capacity-building workshops, business plan development, professional networking, and matchmaking opportunities. Those 11 women-owned minority businesses have been preselected to receive training in entrepreneurship, business management, marketing, and communication skills. These businesses operate in small-scale agriculture, fruit processing, cake-making, and specialty pickle-making. They will also receive specialized training on business plan development and access to equipment during workshops and space for their future activities. The project's activities will be promoted on a dedicated website that will be designed under the same project. UNMIK will follow up.
Who is an Entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur is a person who starts his own business and is responsible to take decisions on how to run a business, its finances and profits and loss and other associated business risk holding no responsibility to any other company and/or person.
Staff of the Stand Hub (please put name, function and contact information about the staff)
Gramen Taraku, email: gtaraku@yahoo.com, phone number: +383 44219-408
Eligibility and Evaluation Process
The business hub is open to business start-ups working in any of the above selected business areas and firms operating two (2) or less than two (2) years and want to grow further their business. Companies will be pre-selected based on their application and in line with the established criteria which include innovative business ideas, quality of project proposals/business plans, human resources and relevant experience, market potential and opportunities for growth.