Injuve provides seed capital to 45 female startups
Photo published by Injuve shows 45 women who benefited from seed capital from the Empléate Joven program 45 entrepreneurs from five departments of El Salvador came together to go through a process of presenting their products and businesses and benefiting from seed capital granted by the National Youth Institute (Injuve).According… The National Youth Institute (Injuve) of El Salvador granted seed capital to 45 female entrepreneurs from five departments of the country. The program involved 30 women receiving incentives worth $3,000 and 15 receiving incentives of $2,000. The first 65 women who benefited from the scholarship were initially female, but 45 have completed all procedures. The award-winning venture provides specialized services and products in areas such as food, beauty and cosmetics, pastries, cooked fruit, sublimation, restaurant packaging, promotional printing and customization, floristry, and gas. The beneficiaries are from the departments of La Libertad, San Salvador, La Paz, Cuscatlán, Santa Ana and Chalatenango.
Опубликовано : 2 года назад от David в Business Finance
45 entrepreneurs from five departments of El Salvador came together to go through a process of presenting their products and businesses and benefiting from seed capital granted by the National Youth Institute (Injuve).
According to Injuve, 30 women received incentives worth $3,000 and another 15 received incentives worth $2,000 as part of Injuve’s Empléate Joven program.
Zaira Pineda, director of Injuve, said the program was “decided to support ventures led by women. In the short term, the premise is to strengthen businesses to support more young people and, of course, women.” ”, he emphasized.
Pineda added that initially there were more than 65 entrepreneurial women who benefited from the scholarship, but 45 have completed all procedures.
The latter received technical training at ITCA Fepade in three modules: Skills and Competencies for Life and Work, Disruptive and Innovative Entrepreneurship, and English for Specific Purposes.
“A few days ago, I said that these companies need to modernize and move towards the digitalization of their business,” added Cesar Interioro, Director of Professional Development Services at ITCA Fepade.
The award-winning venture provides specialized services and products in areas such as food, beauty and cosmetics, pastries, cooked fruit, sublimation, restaurant packaging, promotional printing and customization, floristry, and gas. .
The beneficiaries are from the departments of La Libertad, San Salvador, La Paz, Cuscatlán, Santa Ana and Chalatenango. Participating ventures are one to five years old and led by young women between the ages of 15 and 35.
Carolina Jaime, one of the entrepreneurs who benefited, admitted: “With more ingredients, more products, more stores, and the dream of opening our first store has come true.”
Another beneficiary, Laura Menendez, who is starting her own business, acknowledged that this is a great opportunity to strengthen her business.
Темы: Startups, Economy