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ShEquity launches submissions call for first gender-smart climate TA facility targeting Ghanaian SMEs in climate-related sectors

[ad_1] ShEquity Partners (“ShEquity”), in partnership with the Agency for Business and Economic Development (AWE) and Greentec Capital Africa Foundation, has officially announced the call for submission for its first gender-smart climate Technical Assistance (TA) Facility (the “Facility”). The Facility is open to all Ghanaian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating in the following sectors:…

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How 5G technology can improve productivity for SMEs in Ghana

[ad_1]  In recent years, technological advancements have had a tremendous impact on how firms run. 5G technology is the next generation of mobile networks, providing faster internet speeds, lower latency, and greater connectivity than 4G technology. With the deployment of 5G technology by the Ghanaian government in September 2024, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can…

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    New Climate Finance Knowledge Hub opens up opportunities for financial institutions, SMEs

    [ad_1] The Ghana Microfinance Institutions Network (GHAMFIN), together with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), has set up a Climate Finance Knowledge Hub (CFKH) to solicit innovative ideas needed to finance green projects in order to protect the climate. The Climate Finance Knowledge hub launch event took place in Accra under the theme “Climate…

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    Vodafone Ghana inspires SMEs at Business Runway event

    [ad_1] On 29th September, Vodafone Ghana hosted its Business Runway event at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra. Under the theme “Good to Great with Vodafone: Innovate, Comply, and Expand,” the gathering brought together some of Ghana’s top SME leaders, partners, and stakeholders. The event aimed to equip SMEs with strategies to navigate the challenging…

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    Zenith Bank & PAPSS Partnership: Enhancing Cross-Border Trade for Ghanaian SMEs

    [ad_1] Cross-border trade presents significant challenges for Ghanaian businesses. The inefficiencies and high costs of existing payment systems hinder expansion beyond Ghana’s borders. The complexities arising from differing currencies, rules, and intermediaries result in complicated transactions and substantial fees, eroding profits and global competitiveness. However, amid these difficulties, entrepreneurs persevere, envisioning a future where seamless,…

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